Screenprint, All Levels (Wednesday)

Adult Summer Class | This program is completed

All levels welcome.

7/10/2019-7/31/2019

6:30 PM-9:30 PM EDT on Wed

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$125.00

$110.00

$25.00

This printmaking workshop is open to screenprint artists of all levels of experience. Beginners will learn the fundamentals of screenprinting. We will cover different screenprinting techniques including various screen stencils, block-outs, and color registration.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN IN THIS COURSE

1. For the beginning student: Ability to pull a screenprint with expertise and confidence after both group and individual instruction. Print a one or two color edition of 12 prints.
2. Understanding of the variety of stencil making techniques available for the screenprint artist
3. Learn about the unique characteristics and endless possibilities of the screenprint medium through its practice and through viewing examples of the screenprint medium.
4. Goals are set regarding what each student hopes to achieve on the first day of class through showing examples of their previous artwork or sketches for ideas, both printed and non –printed.



Note that this classroom is accessible by stairs only; please contact Fleisher for more information.

  • Immerse yourself in Screenprint! Register for an additional silkscreen workshop or intensive to receive a 20% tuition discount for the second workshop. To take advantage of this offer please register in person at the front desk or by calling (215) 922-3456 ext. 328. This offer is good for this term only and cannot be retroactively applied.
  • FOR THE FIRST CLASS BRING THESE SUPPLIES:
  • • Sketchbook/notebook, and writing tool of your choice.
  • • Also, if possible, please bring any sketches or examples of previous artwork that you think could become ideas for silkscreen.

  • OTHER SUPPLIES TO BE DISCUSSED ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS:
  • • Protective gloves, such as the dish-washing type
  • • Water-based Textile Screenprinting Inks or Permanent Acrylic Screenprinting Inks, in 8-oz. containers [note: do not bring water-soluble inks - read labels carefully.] Definitely buy black, white, and the primary colors: red, yellow, and blue. You may, of course, buy any other colors you like.
  • • Plastic pint- or quart-size containers with lids for storing mixed ink
  • • Printmaking paper (archival rag paper) — at least 4 sheets, 22 X 30 inches
  • • Recommended: Lennox and Arches 88 Silkscreen, or any smooth printmaking paper — such as Rives BFK, Arches Cover, Stonehenge, etc.
  • • 18 X 24-inch newsprint paper pad
  • • Roll of masking tape, 3/4- inch to 1-inch wide
  • • Portfolio - may be low-priced cardboard variety
  • • Storage for inks and class supplies: cardboard box, plastic box, or a sturdy bag