multiArt is a living school that strays away from any rigid program. it's based on a proposal of dynamic workshops that are personalized according to each student. The objective is to stimulate creativity encouraging experimentation and promoting the application of the diverse techniques in real projects.

The student can take the complete 1001 textile printing techniques course that starts with the simpler applications and moves on to the more complicated ones.

Or choose one or several techniques:

• shibori and mahaju: the fabrics are folded and tied and through the application of color, different designs and effects are achieved.



• batik: an Oriental technique in wuch the fabrics are colored using successive immersions in liquid dyes, protecting the colors you want to reserve each time with wax.


• burn-out: using a chemical, you selectively destroy vegetable-based textile fibers, leaving the animal and polyester fibers intact. Applied to fabrics with a mixed composition, it allows you to obtain a design with relief effects.


• fabrics and fibres, dyes and bleaching agents, molds, templates, reserves, effects, etc.
  

• Salt: splash, color combining, reserve-like, salt water
• Batik: 1 layer wax, several layers, tjanting, nickel shaving, dyes, color combination, crackling, dyes and paints
• Gutta: reserves, color superimposition, effects
• Thickener: spatula, stamps, paintbrush, applicator, reserves, thickener as a base
• Essence F: gutta, antifusants, effects
• Effects: gradients and textures: Alcohol, water, sugar, ...
• Shibori: tying, folding, stitching, paints and dyes
• practical aplication of techniques

• basic and advanced pattern design: The student gets to know the world of pattern making and, in addition to making clothing for personal use, can make it for other people. If it comes to it, the student can reach a professional level.

SILK PAINTING in multiArt

INICI CATALÀ ANGLÉS FRANCÈS Gabinete de Psicología y Coaching Barcelona

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