JamJar
Renowned flower pressing studio
Learn the Art of Flower Pressing
WORKING WITH LIGHT AND FADING COLOUR
Lesson 8 of 23
Course Curriculum
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20:22
Core skills - Part 1: How to press flowers
13:55
Core skills - Part 2: Pressing tulips using a larger press
07:50
Core skills - Part 3: Pressing butterfly ranunculus
08:36
Core skills - Part 4: Removing flowers from the press
05:27
Core skills - Part 5: How to check your flowers in the press
11:46
Core skills - Part 6: Pressing a hellebore
05:24
Botanical flower pressing
28:50
Create a pressed flower artwork - Butterfly Ranunculus
29:32
Create a large pressed flower artwork - Hellebore with roots
18:01
Create a complex artwork - Part 1: Arranging your pressed flower meadow
19:06
Create a complex artwork - Part 2: Layering your pressed flower meadow
20:54
Create a more complex artwork - Part 3: Finishing your pressed flower meadow
16:16
Make a pressed flower lampshade - Part 1
19:36
Make a pressed flower lampshade - Part 2: Gluing your pressed flowers
00:29
Thank you and farewell
Working with light and fading colour
There is no escaping the fact that the colour of pressed flowers will eventually fade if they are displayed, however in this lesson, you’ll learn about what you can do to delay the process. Melissa and Amy also use case studies of their own work to show the impact of light on pressing.
