Lafayette, IN 47905
Screen-printing Intensive
Sundays, July 10 - July 31
This class meets four times
Students will learn the traditional as well as experimental techniques of screen-printing! This class will explore various non-toxic, screen printing techniques that may include mono-prints, fabric patterns, excavated prints, relief surface printing, stencils, resists, photo-emulsion stencils, and experimenting with inks and watercolors. This class is great for beginners or for those who want to refresh or build their skills. Students will work through the process from beginning to end on their own projects on either paper or fabric. Students are encouraged to bring ideas and test the boundaries of the process. Participant fee covers most supplies, but additional materials that students will need to bring to class are listed below.
Students will learn: various non-toxic, screen printing techniques that may include mono-prints, fabric patterns, excavated prints, relief surface printing, stencils, resists, photo-emulsion stencils, and experimenting with inks and watercolors
Materials: Rubber gloves, Clear packing tape, Masking tape, Paint brushes
Suggested additional printmaking paper: lenox 100, arches 88, stonhenge, somerset satin or velvet, or any other paper you would like to print on
Fabric if you prefer to print on fabric
Apron, Rags or paper towels, Pencil, Scissors, Exacto knife
Student Age Range: 13 and beyond
For More Information, Contact:
Jasmine Begeske
begeske@purdue.edu
219-617-5080
Minimum number of Students 3, Maximum number of Students 12
Class Fee $200, Art Museum Members receive a 10% discount
Not a member of the Art Museum? Click here to join!
Art Museum Members write this code down: AMGLmember
use this code at checkout to get your 10% discount
Screen-printing Intensive
Sundays, July 10 - July 31
This class meets four times
Students will learn the traditional as well as experimental techniques of screen-printing! This class will explore various non-toxic, screen printing techniques that may include mono-prints, fabric patterns, excavated prints, relief surface printing, stencils, resists, photo-emulsion stencils, and experimenting with inks and watercolors. This class is great for beginners or for those who want to refresh or build their skills. Students will work through the process from beginning to end on their own projects on either paper or fabric. Students are encouraged to bring ideas and test the boundaries of the process. Participant fee covers most supplies, but additional materials that students will need to bring to class are listed below.
Students will learn: various non-toxic, screen printing techniques that may include mono-prints, fabric patterns, excavated prints, relief surface printing, stencils, resists, photo-emulsion stencils, and experimenting with inks and watercolors
Materials: Rubber gloves, Clear packing tape, Masking tape, Paint brushes
Suggested additional printmaking paper: lenox 100, arches 88, stonhenge, somerset satin or velvet, or any other paper you would like to print on
Fabric if you prefer to print on fabric
Apron, Rags or paper towels, Pencil, Scissors, Exacto knife
Student Age Range: 13 and beyond
For More Information, Contact:
Jasmine Begeske
begeske@purdue.edu
219-617-5080
Minimum number of Students 3, Maximum number of Students 12
Class Fee $200, Art Museum Members receive a 10% discount
Not a member of the Art Museum? Click here to join!
Art Museum Members write this code down: AMGLmember
use this code at checkout to get your 10% discount