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Artist and art instructor Micah Kraus demonstrates how to transfer images onto surfaces such as wood or canvas using photocopies of photographs and eucalyptus oil. Registration begins January 8.
Register online, in person, or by phone at 330.784.7522.
In this class, participants will use eucalyptus oil to transfer photocopies of photographs, drawings, digital artwork, or collages to create distinctive prints. This quick and creative process produces a mirror image of the original and adds rich analog texture. Participants are encouraged to bring their own imagery (photographs, drawings, digital artwork, or collages) to explore the transfer process.
Micah Kraus is an artist and educator based in Akron, Ohio. He holds a bachelor’s degree in art education and a master’s in printmaking from Kent State University. He operates Work Studio LTD, an art and design studio specializing in printmaking-based techniques for fine art and client projects. His work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions regionally and nationally, and he has collaborated on public art projects with organizations such as East Akron Community House, Lock 3 Summer Arts Experience, Door 2, Summit Artspace, Downtown Akron Partnership, and the Akron Art Museum.
Kraus taught art at Archbishop Hoban High School from 2001 to 2023, where he specialized in printmaking, photography, and art career education. As department chair for 15 years, he oversaw the renovation of the school’s visual arts facility.
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