Art Forms in Nature

Seaweed Cyanotype Workshop

Guides: Rosalind Stockhall and Lindy Taverner.

The day starts with a guided walk on the Castle Rock Conservancy beach to gather samples of seaweed - a tapestry of choices for your cyanotype workshop.

Return to the Cape Point Mountain Getaway for warm beverages and seaweed snacks.

A presentation is given on the cyanotype process, followed by a demonstration.

Enjoy a delectable seaweed-inspired lunch after which we start creating.

The day will end with tea and chocolate brownies as we reflect on our playful creative process.

Rosalind Stockhall is the founder of “Art Forms in Nature” a creative art programme located at Cape Point Getaway.

A South African illustrator and design educator, she specialises in collage illustration. Ros makes her own papers from which she creates images inspired by local flora and fauna – both on land and in the sea. Rosalind holds a Masters Degree in Visual Art Design and is the course-coordinator for the Masters programme in Visual Arts Education at Stellenbosch University.

Her illustrations are known for their imaginative, playful, and authentic feel, appealing to both children and adults. She has illustrated for picture books as well as editorial illustration and has won several international illustration awards.