This one-day workshop gives participants a crash course in
introductory screenprinting and monoprinting techniques! Through a
combination of the two processes, Mono-Screenprinting produces one-off
spontaneous prints, ideal for exploring a more painterly approach to
traditional printmaking. Participants will create images by painting
directly onto the mesh of a screen with screenprinting ink and then
pulling through with a squeegee. We will also explore the same technique
using aquarelles, further experimenting with the playful potential of
this printing method. Each participant can expect to leave with several
custom prints. All materials are provided—just bring your curiosity and
creativity!
Instructor Name
Elise
Braggs is a multidisciplinary artist and printmaker based in Stillwater,
Oklahoma. She holds a BFA in Studio Art and Art History from Oklahoma
State University and works primarily in jewelry and printmaking, with a
special passion for lithography. Elise’s recent work utilizes woven
paper and textiles to explore ephemeral childhood memories, feminine
lineage, and the storytelling abilities of domestic craft techniques.
Her practice blends thoughtful concept with tactile process, inviting
viewers into a dialogue between memory and material.
Class time
Saturday, September 6th, 12pm - 4:00pm
Tuition
$45.00
Ages
15+ and up
All Supplies Included.
Please
note: We’re unable to offer refunds for cancellations made less than a
week before the class begins. If Prairie needs to cancel, we will
schedule a makeup class. However, if students miss a class we do not
offer makeup sessions
