This Printmaking course opens up opportunities for students to research, design and screenprint fashion apparel, textiles, and to incorporate printing as a component in planning interdisciplinary projects. Students use digital printing techniques to print motifs on their fashion designs and embellish articles of clothing (T-shirts, scarves, canvas bags, etc.) and work in a group setting to expand the options of color imagery on different materials with a water-based color system. This course is appropriate for all students who want to pursue the exciting art of screenprinting and learn an understanding of how it works as a medium for both art and adornment for functional items. Beginning screenprinters are welcome.

This Printmaking course opens up opportunities for students to research, design and screenprint fashion apparel, textiles, and to incorporate printing as a component in planning interdisciplinary projects. Students use digital printing techniques to print motifs on their fashion designs and embellish articles of clothing (T-shirts, scarves, canvas bags, etc.) and work in a group setting to expand the options of color imagery on different materials with a water-based color system. This course is appropriate for all students who want to pursue the exciting art of screenprinting and learn an understanding of how it works as a medium for both art and adornment for functional items. Beginning screenprinters are welcome.

This Printmaking course opens up opportunities for students to research, design and screenprint fashion apparel, textiles, and to incorporate printing as a component in planning interdisciplinary projects. Students use digital printing techniques to print motifs on their fashion designs and embellish articles of clothing (T-shirts, scarves, canvas bags, etc.) and work in a group setting to expand the options of color imagery on different materials with a water-based color system. This course is appropriate for all students who want to pursue the exciting art of screenprinting and learn an understanding of how it works as a medium for both art and adornment for functional items. Beginning screenprinters are welcome.

This Printmaking course opens up opportunities for students to research, design, and screenprint fashion, apparel, and textiles, and to incorporate printing as a component in planning interdisciplinary projects. Students use digital printing techniques to print motifs on their fashion designs and embellish articles of clothing (T-shirts, scarves, canvas bags, etc.) and work in a group setting to expand the options of color imagery on different materials with a water-based color system. This course is appropriate for all students who want to pursue the exciting art of screenprinting and learn an understanding of how it works as a medium for both art and adornment for functional items. Beginning screenprinters are welcome.