$20.00 – $40.00
Calling all plant nerds! This science and nature comics workshop will delve into concepts of queerness in nature.
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About the workshop:
Calling all plant nerds! This science and nature comics workshop will delve into concepts of queerness in nature, including a botanical illustration demonstration and drawing prompts that explore theory and visuals of queer ecology. This class will hit home with folks who have an interest in wild foraging, gardening, and learning about the vast diversity of plants. One big question that each participating artist will explore is how to depict the complicated relationship of the human and self within the natural world, a fruitful quandary for comics.
Date:
This is a 2-hour online workshop on Thursday, October 17th from 4-6pm PST/7pm-9pm EST. The workshop is capped at 25 participants. Everyone who signs up will receive a Zoom link via email and then a recording of the workshop afterwards.
What you need:
• Drawing supplies. You can draw on paper or digitally, whatever you prefer. You’re welcome to use whatever materials you have on hand, whether it’s colored pencils, watercolors, or ink pens.
About the teacher:
Frances Cannon is a writer, editor, educator, and artist. She is the Mellon Science and Nature Writing Fellow at Kenyon College. She has an MFA in creative writing from Iowa and a BA from the University of Vermont. Her books include: “Walter Benjamin Reimagined” (MIT Press), “The Highs and Lows of Shapeshift Ma and Big-Little Frank” (Gold Wake Press), and “Fling Diction” (Green Writers Press).
Questions about this workshop?
Email Crucial Comix publisher Shay at smirk@crucialcomix.com
