PLANT IMAGE INSPIRED BLOCK PRINTING FOR CARDS AND FOR PRINTS TO FRAME

It is useful to have a series of activities that do not directly involve the care or propagation of a plant in order to achieve variation in programming, particularly in a country such as Canada where winters are long.
This paper outlines the procedure for a workshop using a non-plant activity that encourages clients to interact with plant material from a different perspective.

X International People-Plant Symposium on Digging Deeper: Approaches to Research in Horticultural Therapy and Therapeutic Horticulture

B. Peck , S.N. Goodyear

block printing, plant imagery, right brain activity, sketching, inking

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2012.954.16