This Online Mono-print studio class will focus on developing work in the narrative form, a story told through either a single or a series of images with or without the written word: an action, a report, a poem, a story, or a chronicle of social issues and events. Through synchronous and asynchronous support, instruction and demonstrations, students will learn a range of mono-print methods including additive and subtractive, stencils, masking, and transfer techniques utilizing black and white, multi- color layers, and ghost printing. Visits to online museums, galleries, and artist’s studios will further broaden each student’s development and insight into both historical and contemporary Mono-printing. Students will create a portfolio of original prints with water- soluble inks and water-based drawing/painting materials. This class will be great for students interested in exploring the visual narrative as an extension of their Art/Design or Liberal arts major. Please note that there may be costs for materials up to $125 associated with this class. No students will be turned away from the class for an inability to pay this cost.

This Online Mono-print studio class will focus on developing work in the narrative form, a story told through either a single or a series of images with or without the written word: an action, a report, a poem, a story, or a chronicle of social issues and events. Through synchronous and asynchronous support, instruction and demonstrations, students will learn a range of mono-print methods including additive and subtractive, stencils, masking, and transfer techniques utilizing black and white, multi- color layers, and ghost printing. Visits to online museums, galleries, and artist’s studios will further broaden each student’s development and insight into both historical and contemporary Mono-printing. Students will create a portfolio of original prints with water- soluble inks and water-based drawing/painting materials. This class will be great for students interested in exploring the visual narrative as an extension of their Art/Design or Liberal arts major. Please note that there may be costs for materials up to $125 associated with this class. No students will be turned away from the class for an inability to pay this cost.