Gyotaku is the traditional Japanese method of printing fish, originating in the 1800s for fishermen to document their catches.

This workshop offers an introduction to a non-toxic form of drypoint etching, using recycled Tetrapak materials, such as those found in juice and soup cartons. This approach eliminates the need for costly copper plates, focusing instead on readily available household items. 

Join artist, educator, and graphic designer Mark Willie for this intensive workshop in collage, montage, and assemblage.