
Workshops
The art of the book thrives on paper made from plants. In addition to traditional drawing and book arts workshops, Flight Path Press provides opportunities to transform grown and gathered plants into the visual and printed language of drawing, paper, and books. To sign up for a tailored workshop or to discuss a partnership or collaboration please contact Chelsea Herman at flightpathpress@gmail.com.

DRAWING ON THE 5 SENSES
Mondays 7PM - 8:00 PM at Flight Path Press
January 26 - February 23
This five day class leads participants in a series of short, meditative exercises designed for beginning and seasoned artists alike. Experiment with using color and mark making as a means of observing sensory and emotional experience. We’ll generate line, value, shape, volume, space, texture, and color in response to touch, taste, smell, sound, and vision. Flowers, herbs, and fruit will serve as our muse.
$40 Drop-in; $150 for complete series of five classes. All supplies included. Payment due 15 minutes prior to class via cash or PayPal. First come, first serve.

TAILORED WORSHOPS
Call or email to schedule.
(831) 588-6661 flightpathpress@gmail.com
Tailored workshop offerings suit the interests and schedules of small groups. All workshops are scheduled and priced in two-hour increments.
Examples of workshop offerings that can be tailored for your group include:
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Papermaking
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Seed paper
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Inclusions
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Lamination
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Grown & Gathered Fibers
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Paper Casting
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Pulp Painting
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Sculptural techniques
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Water marks
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Recycled paper
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Individual Plant Focus (Cattail, Hemp, Cotton, Flax, Abaca, for example)
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Drawing
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Foraging for Art and Craft
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Bookbinding
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Art of the Book; Structure & Content
Contact Chelsea Herman by email at flightpathpress@gmail.com or by phone at
(831) 588-6661 to schedule.
BOOKBINDING workshops introduce structures that make beautiful journals, sketchbooks, or enclosures for drawings, text, photographs or watercolor paintings. Delve deeper into content and structure in Art of the Book classes.
DRAWING workshops lead participants in exercises that employ all five senses to practice using visual elements such as line, value, shape, volume, space, texture, and color to convey observations.
PAPERMAKING workshops provide an opportunity to learn how different plants produce paper with different characteristics. Workshop offerings in sheet forming and sculptural techniques provide hands-on experience exploring the expressive potential of handmade paper works.



















