Introduction to Pulp Painting

Introduction to Pulp Painting

$230.00

Introduction to Pulp Painting is a basic workshop for beginners in a unique papermaking technique. Pulp painting uses finely beaten pigmented pulp to “paint” on a freshly pulled sheet of paper before the pulp sheets are pressed and dried into paper. Please read the full description below.

Date: Saturday, November 15th, 2025

Artwork credit

First image: still from video of process of HFVM+7X

Second image: AURA (Flora Shum and Raoul Olou), HFVM+7X, pulp painting, 11 x 14”, 2020

Last image: Raoul Olou, (ツ), pulp painting, 5.5×8.5”, 2025

This is a masks required class.

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Introduction to Pulp Painting is a basic workshop for beginners in a unique papermaking technique. Pulp painting uses finely beaten pigmented pulp to “paint” on a freshly pulled sheet of paper before the pulp sheets are pressed and dried into paper. 

Participants will first learn how to make a sheet of paper using the pour mould method and then how to work with pulp paints to create interesting textures and shapes. Participants will leave with handmade papers with their own unique works of art and design.

Saturday, November 15th 2025

1 day class, 5 hours, 11am - 4pm

Instructor: Raoul Olou

Price includes all materials.

Level: Beginner, no experience required.

This is a masks required class.

Artist-Instructor Bio

Raoul Olou is a multidisciplinary artist who creates work that references personal experiences, ontology, and intuition, inspired by speculative fiction, science and popular culture.

raoulolou.com

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