Engraving workshops with Oddies Attellu

With the Oddies Attellu workshop, located in the heart of the village of Urtaca and a member of the Route des Artisans de Balagne, discover Tetrapak engraving. Alex Corkish offers two workshop formats during the vacations: a workshop for adults (from 15 years) and a parent-child workshop (from 8 years), to create unique works together. The nature and villages of Balagne provide an inspiring backdrop for your creativity. - Initiation to engraving on Tetrapak for adults - All levels - From age 15 - Duration: 2 hours Create your own Tetrapak engraving and print your first edition! A simple and original technique that you can reproduce at home. Using recycled beverage cartons, transform these everyday objects into a creative medium. Printing is done with a soup spoon or pasta machine, so you can repeat the experience at home. Workshop schedule : Meet 30 minutes before the start for coffee and an introduction to printmaking. Drawing the motif on paper Transfer drawing to Tetrapak Engraving the motif Printing on paper Delivery of your first print to take away - Engraving workshop for parent and child - From 8 years - Duration: 1h30 Indulge in a creative moment with your child, cousin or neighbor! Discover Tetrapak engraving together. Once you've drawn and engraved your work, you'll leave with the engraved plate and your impressions: a great source of pride and a keepsake to treasure. Using recycled beverage cartons, you'll learn how to transform these everyday objects into a medium for artistic expression. With very little equipment, you can reproduce the technique at home and extend the pleasure of creating together. How the four-handed workshop works : Meet 15 minutes before the start of the workshop to introduce yourself and learn about printmaking. Drawing the motif on paper Transfer drawing to Tetrapak Engrave motif Printing on paper Delivery of your first print to take away At the end, everyone leaves proud of their unique creation! Materials to bring to the workshops: Stain-resistant clothing If possible, a kitchen apron A magazine or book to protect and dry your print at the end of the workshop