Trace monotype is a direct transfer method of printmaking that creates a one-of-a-kind printed image entirely by hand. It uses minimal space and tools and can be done at your kitchen table, yet produces a complex layering of rich, atmospheric marks.

In this fun 2-hour workshop, students will carve and print their own rubber stamp designs. You will learn how to carve a soft linoleum block, make a few test prints of your finished stamp, and then print your unique stamp design on a small set of cards and envelopes. The stamp is reusable, so you can take it home and use it with block printing ink or stamp pads to decorate up everything in your life! All materials are provided,…

Reductive woodcut is a full colour printing method in which each successive layer of colour is carved and printed from a single sheet of wood. In this three-session class you will design and create an edition of six woodblock prints using up to four separate colours.

In this fun 3-hour class you will create a richly layered one-of-a-kind print in full colour using cut and torn paper assembled into a printing plate. Paper relief is an easy technique for producing monoprints mixing bold solids with complex atmospheric textures. If you enjoy making papercuts, this is a way that you can use that traditional method in printmaking!

In this class, students will create richly coloured prints on fabric using linoleum, woodblocks, rollers, and letterpress blocks. We will cover some of the challenges of printing on fabric versus paper, and use pre-cut blocks and other print matrices to experiment with printing our fabrics both by hand and in a printing press.

In this fun workshop, students will carve and print their own rubber stamp designs for printing a two-colour image using two stamps. You will learn how to carve a soft linoleum block, make a few test prints of your finished stamps, and then print your unique stamp design on a small set of cards and envelopes.