ENSAYOS GRÁFICOS REALIZADOS EN EL INSTITUTO BOGOTANO DE CORTE PARA EL CONTENIDO DEL MAGAZIN SURSYSTEM 3R

En el taller de autoproducción del magazin Sursystem 3R, lxs asistentes construyen su propia publicación, aprenden como se arma y pega un impreso; también elaboran la portada y la contraportada y la decoran a su gusto, utilizando diferentes técnicas de impresión; para este taller en el Instituto Bogotano de Corte (IBDC), se utilizó una impresora tarjetera o maquina de impresión tipográfica manual, para el título del magazin y lxs participantes utilizaron diferentes tipos de sellos para su decoración, en el anterior post pueden ver fotos de todas las portadas que se hicieron en dicho taller. 

En adición a los 14 instructivos que van en el contenido del magazin de forma permanente (Todos los Sursystem 3R los tienen), lxs asistentes realizan una pieza de arte o ensayos gráficos, propias y únicas para incluir en el contenido del impreso, que además comparten con todxs lxs otrxs talleristas. Estas piezas se realizan con collage, ilustración, escritura, sellos y otras técnicas de impresión que se combinan entre si para así lograr una pieza irrepetible que solo aparece en las copias que se crean en ese especifico taller. 

Comparto aquí todos los ensayos gráficos que lxs asistentes elaboraron el pasado 29 de enero en el taller realizado en el IBDC, en Bogotá, Colombia.

Que disfruten!

Marcelo Arroyave

Fundador del Sursystem y Tallerista del Sursystem 3R.

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Transmitiendo desde casi el polo norte (NYC -17C) the Sursystem 3R zine self-publishing workshop, participants create their own publications while learning how to assemble and bind printed materials. They design and decorate the front and back covers to their preferences using various printing techniques. During this workshop at the Bogotá Institute of Cutting (IBDC), participants used a card printer or a manual letterpress machine for the zine's title, along with various stamps for decoration. You can see photos of all the covers created in that workshop in the previous post. In addition to the 14 instructional guides that are a permanent feature of every Sursystem 3R zine, participants create their own unique pieces of art or graphic essays to include in the publication. These pieces are shared with all workshop participants and are crafted using collage, illustration, writing, stamp printing, and other techniques. The results are one-of-a-kind pieces that only appear in the copies created during the workshop. I’m excited to share all the graphic essays created by the participants on January 29th at the IBDC workshop in Bogotá, Colombia.
Enjoy! Marcelo Arroyave Founder of Sursystem and Sursystem 3R Workshop Facilitator  

In the Sursystem 3R zine self-publishing workshop, participants create their own publications while learning how to assemble and bind printed materials. They design and decorate the front and back covers to their preferences using various printing techniques. During this workshop at the Bogotá Institute of Cutting (IBDC), participants used a card printer or a manual letterpress machine for the zine's title, along with various stamps for decoration. You can see photos of all the covers created in that workshop in the previous post.

In addition to the 14 instructional guides that are a permanent feature of every Sursystem 3R zine, participants create their own unique pieces of art or graphic essays to include in the publication. These pieces are shared with all workshop participants and are crafted using collage, illustration, writing, stamp printing, and other techniques. The results are one-of-a-kind pieces that only appear in the copies created during the workshop.

I’m excited to share all the graphic essays created by the participants on January 29th at the IBDC workshop in Bogotá, Colombia.

Enjoy! 
Marcelo Arroyave
Founder of Sursystem and Sursystem 3R Workshop
Facilitator Transmitting from near the North Pole (NYC -17°C)

In the Sursystem 3R zine self-publishing workshop, participants create their own publications while learning how to assemble and bind printed materials. They design and decorate the front and back covers to their preferences using various printing techniques. During this workshop at the Bogotá Institute of Cutting (IBDC), participants used a card printer or a manual letterpress machine for the zine's title, along with various stamps for decoration. You can see photos of all the covers created in that workshop in the previous post. In addition to the 14 instructional guides that are a permanent feature of every Sursystem 3R zine, participants create their own unique pieces of art or graphic essays to include in the publication. These pieces are shared with all workshop participants and are crafted using collage, illustration, writing, stamp printing, and other techniques. The results are one-of-a-kind pieces that only appear in the copies created during the workshop. I’m excited to share all the graphic essays created by the participants on January 29th at the IBDC workshop in Bogotá, Colombia. Enjoy! Marcelo Arroyave Founder of Sursystem and Sursystem 3R Workshop Facilitator Transmitting from near the North Pole (NYC -17°C)

In the Sursystem 3R zine self-publishing workshop, participants create their own publications while learning how to assemble and bind printed materials. They design and decorate the front and back covers to their preferences using various printing techniques. During this workshop at the Bogotá Institute of Cutting (IBDC), participants used a card printer or a manual letterpress machine for the zine's title, along with various stamps for decoration. You can see photos of all the covers created in that workshop in the previous post. In addition to the 14 instructional guides that are a permanent feature of every Sursystem 3R zine, participants create their own unique pieces of art or graphic essays to include in the publication. These pieces are shared with all workshop participants and are crafted using collage, illustration, writing, stamp printing, and other techniques. The results are one-of-a-kind pieces that only appear in the copies created during the workshop. I’m excited to share all the graphic essays created by the participants on January 29th at the IBDC workshop in Bogotá, Colombia. Enjoy! Marcelo Arroyave Founder of Sursystem and Sursystem 3R Workshop Facilitator Transmitting from near the North Pole (NYC -17°C)

In the Sursystem 3R zine self-publishing workshop, participants create their own publications while learning how to assemble and bind printed materials. They design and decorate the front and back covers to their preferences using various printing techniques. During this workshop at the Bogotá Institute of Cutting (IBDC), participants used a card printer or a manual letterpress machine for the zine's title, along with various stamps for decoration. You can see photos of all the covers created in that workshop in the previous post. In addition to the 14 instructional guides that are a permanent feature of every Sursystem 3R zine, participants create their own unique pieces of art or graphic essays to include in the publication. These pieces are shared with all workshop participants and are crafted using collage, illustration, writing, stamp printing, and other techniques. The results are one-of-a-kind pieces that only appear in the copies created during the workshop. I’m excited to share all the graphic essays created by the participants on January 29th at the IBDC workshop in Bogotá, Colombia. Enjoy! Marcelo Arroyave Founder of Sursystem and Sursystem 3R Workshop Facilitator Transmitting from near the North Pole (NYC -17°C)

In the Sursystem 3R zine self-publishing workshop, participants create their own publications while learning how to assemble and bind printed materials. They design and decorate the front and back covers to their preferences using various printing techniques. During this workshop at the Bogotá Institute of Cutting (IBDC), participants used a card printer or a manual letterpress machine for the zine's title, along with various stamps for decoration. You can see photos of all the covers created in that workshop in the previous post. In addition to the 14 instructional guides that are a permanent feature of every Sursystem 3R zine, participants create their own unique pieces of art or graphic essays to include in the publication. These pieces are shared with all workshop participants and are crafted using collage, illustration, writing, stamp printing, and other techniques. The results are one-of-a-kind pieces that only appear in the copies created during the workshop. I’m excited to share all the graphic essays created by the participants on January 29th at the IBDC workshop in Bogotá, Colombia. Enjoy! Marcelo Arroyave Founder of Sursystem and Sursystem 3R Workshop Facilitator Transmitting from near the North Pole (NYC -17°C)

FANZINE WORKSHOP IN MS 50, WILLIAMSBURG, BK

In my last job, I did a workshop with the kids from 8th grade in a middle public school in Williamsburg, Brooklyn (MS 50). The workshop was about build a Fanzine with reused and recycle paper, also, the students did one page of the content and they did also the cover and back cover with the technique of collage. I am saying all of these things because after almost three years I restarted my work with the Sursystem 07 content, it means that I drove the workshop in the same way that when I did the Sursystem workshop about Reutilizing and Recycling, and I taught to the students the same thing that I taught to the Sursystem workshop participants when I did it in Cali and Bogotá (Colombia). I wanted to show the workshop process here because for me is very important to start to do the Sursystem 07 workshop again in the US, but, a little bit different; from now, the Sursystem magazine will be called: Sursystem 3R: Rethink, Reuse, Recycle and it will be focus on getting new instructive from different kind of participants like graphic designers, illustrators and artists in order to make stuff with reused and recycle materials, doing on the same time a reflection of the consumer society. The workshop will have the same structure and will be open to everyone. Now, take a look at the workshop process that I did and send me your ideas or concerns if you have one. Enjoy.

By Marcelo Arroyave 

Miembro eterno del colectivo Sursystem

Transmitiendo desde Trumplandia para toda la galaxia!