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Presented by: LKLD Edge & Depot Arts District

Date: February 28, 2026 10 AM - 3PM

Free Entry

Cyanotype: Level 1

This workshop offers an introduction to the playful art of cyanotype, one of the earliest photographic techniques using the sun to expose images. You will learn the essentials to create captivating artwork, including mixing cyanotype chemicals and coating paper.

Using natural sunlight, you will discover how to create photogram prints using plants, flowers, leaves, feathers, or lace. However, you are also encouraged to bring your own objects to make your work truly unique.

You will also learn a more advanced technique using transparencies with printed negative images made in advance. If you are interested in printing your own personal photo, please email me a large file size photograph (at least 1 mb). The photo should contain a nice contrast of darks, lights and mid tones. Email your photo to me before March 5th to be eligible for printing. I will also bring additional general photos to learn the process if you are not able to email me before that date.

Email photos before 3/5/26: Jadouglas72@yahoo.com

(Please write your name & cyanotype workshop in the email subject line.)

 ALL SUPPLIES ARE PROVIDED.

William Araujo Charcoal Still Life Workshop

Creating strong values in your work is an important skill. William will show you how to utilize charcoal and ink to create strong compositions and refine your drawing skills. This four hour workshop will employ ink to loosely sketch out photo references, aid in analyzing form, tonality, value scale, shape and, composition.

All supplies are included. Some previous drawing instruction might be helpful, but it not required.

This class will be April 11th from 12 - 4.

Class size is limited to ensure participants receive adequate instruction and feedback.

William Araujo is an award winning artist who received his BFA in photography and drawing. He teaches at a variety of different art organizations as well as offering private lessons.

Creating strong values in your work is an important skill. William will show you how to utilize charcoal and ink to create strong compositions and refine your drawing skills. This four hour workshop will employ ink to loosely sketch out photo references, aid in analyzing form, tonality, value scale, shape and, composition.

All supplies are included. Some previous drawing instruction might be helpful, but it not required.

This class will be May 16th from 12 - 4.

Class size is limited to ensure participants receive adequate instruction and feedback.

William Araujo is an award winning artist who received his BFA in photography and drawing. He teaches at a variety of different art organizations as well as offering private lessons.