Screenprinting utilizes a wide range of imaging techniques, from handmade and photographic images to abstract visual forms and can be printed on many different surfaces. In this Printmaking course students learn to work with reduction printing, hand painted acetate stencils, cut stencils, and digititally generated images for screenprinting, as well as learning to mix inks and use a range of printing and registering techniques. The materials used are water soluble and non-toxic. Techniques learned in this class are applicable to projects in all major studio areas. The class is open to beginning and advanced students. [Formerly offered under PUPR 2220.]

Screenprinting utilizes a wide range of imaging techniques, from handmade and photographic images to abstract visual forms and can be printed on many different surfaces. In this Printmaking course students learn to work with reduction printing, hand painted acetate stencils, cut stencils, and digititally generated images for screenprinting, as well as learning to mix inks and use a range of printing and registering techniques. The materials used are water soluble and non-toxic. Techniques learned in this class are applicable to projects in all major studio areas. The class is open to beginning and advanced students. [Formerly offered under PUPR 2220.]

Screenprinting utilizes a wide range of imaging techniques, from handmade and photographic images to abstract visual forms and can be printed on many different surfaces. In this Printmaking course students learn to work with reduction printing, hand painted acetate stencils, cut stencils, and digititally generated images for screenprinting, as well as learning to mix inks and use a range of printing and registering techniques. The materials used are water soluble and non-toxic. Techniques learned in this class are applicable to projects in all major studio areas. The class is open to beginning and advanced students. [Formerly offered under PUPR 2220.]