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Susan Louise Moyer
Sept 5–11 , 2012
(Five Teaching Days)
Returning for the 3rd year in 2012
The first day is a over view of the the DyeColour™ process which involves making latex treatment and sizing the surface of the silk so that liquid dyes can be applied without the use of a resist. We will set up a palette, learn to mix clean color, and create luminosity through color transitions. During the next two days day will focus on the steam fixation process, how to remove the latex treatment and a discussion and demonstration on care and presentation ideas for DyeColour™ paintings. During the remaining days we will explore how the diversity of the medium gives the artist a smorgasbord of wonderful techniques to use for creative expression. The repertoire of painting techniques demonstrated include: wet-in-wet, dry-in-wet, washes, hard and soft edges, lifting and adding color, backgrounds, masking, stenciling and wax resist. Susan Louise Moyer is an international known silk painter, leading author and educator who for the past 20 years has been presenting workshops and organizing retreats, throughout the United States. She demonstrates painting on silk techniques and teaches art and design through her medium. Her teaching experience includes, Parsons The New School of Design, Fashion Institute of Technology, New York Society of Illustrators, Surface Design Association, Peter’s Valley Craft Center, Pacific North West Art School, Mendocino Art Center, Oregon College of Art and Craft, Sedona Art Center, International Quilt Festival in Houston Texas, Empty Spools Seminars at Asilimar, Volcano Art Center in Hawaii and the Honolulu Academy of Art. Susan studied Fine Art and Surface Design at the University of the Arts (formally Philadelphia College of Art). She also took classes at the New School of Social Research and the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan. While living in the New York area, Susan designed and painted a line of men’s neckwear and ladies evening dresses. Her garments were commissioned by private customers and carried by Sax Fifth Avenue, Barnie’s, Nieman Marcus and Henri Bendel. Her surface design was purchased by bathing suit, men’s shirt and ladies dress manufactures such as Gottex Swimwear, Kauai Ann, Rose Mary Reid and Rebecca Taylor in New York. Susan’s books, SILK PAINTING the Artist’s Guide to Gutta and Wax Resist Techniques published by Watson Guptill and the revised edition of SILK PAINTING for FASHION and FINE ART, published by Moyer Design, have been well received both nationally and internationally. Membership Affiliations: Surface Design Association (SDA), Silk Painting International (SPIN) Susan is also teaching Silk Painting Techniques, Sept 1–5, 2012. Studio: Something for all levels - BEGINNERS WELCOME. DOWNLOAD THE WORKSHOP SUPPLY LIST (PDF) - Class 1 A partial tuition scholarship is offered
Workshop ItineraryWednesday 9/5 *6 nights’ accommodations are included in this workshop Day students are welcome to attend the Welcome Reception and Farewell Reception (included in your package). You are also invited to join the class dinners (additional fee). PAL’s (Participants at large) can vacation at Dillman’s for $50 per night for accommodations. Costs for box lunches and dinners are additional.
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Watercolor artists as well as silk painters will find this workshop to be an exciting departure from tradition and an inspiration for new artistic directions. The DyeColour™ process involves making a sizing and treating the silk so that liquid dyes can be applied without the use of a resist. The painting demonstrations will focus on mountains, sky, reflections, surf and letting the water do the work. As the inspired artist develops ideas that involve multiple techniques, the potential of this creative medium expands to meet the needs of the artist, allowing the artist to grow. If you're interested in creating representational flora and fauna, landscapes and/or abstract and edgy art, this medium is worth exploring. 
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