Hoss Rogers: Reverse Roller Printing on Metal

In this workshop you will learn Reverse Roller Printing, which is an interesting process created by Hoss Rogers. Hoss’s technique incorporates traditional metal stamping to create a positive instead of a negative image on your metal. This class will include designing, piercing, stamping, and forming a unique chunky cuff bracelet.  Tons of fun!! The technique has all kinds of possibilities for future pieces you create!!  A really great process to have in your metalsmithing arsenal.

This workshop is limited to 8 students.

BIO: Hoss is a studio artist located in Tempe, Arizona.  Hoss started creating jewelry in middle school using silver and turquoise.  His greatest influences were native American art, Hispanic culture, low riders, hotrods, and old trucks that he was exposed to growing up in the Southwest.  He studied at ASU under David Pimentel.  After his formal education, Hoss spent 12 years living in Taos, NM .  There he was again influenced by the culture and local artists.  His detailed and unique stamping technique was born from his surroundings and his own innate creativity. Hoss’s accomplishments include numerous gallery shows, winning the Precious Metals and Precious Objects best of show at the Phoenix Art Center, and a large public work piece of a 10 foot tall Fender Stratocaster guitar featuring a Dia de Los Muertos dancing couple.

Skill Level: Beginning

Workshop Fees: $190. AZDCA Member/ $225. Non-Member

Kit Fee: Workshop Fee includes all materials if you are working in copper.  Silver needs to be purchased by the student.

Tool and supply list will be provided at a later date.

For more info Contact: (520)837-8244; jeanne.jerousek@TucsonAz.gov