Printmaking: Introduction

Quarters
Fall Open
Location
Olympia
Class Standing
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Emily Adams

In this introductory printmaking course students will gain hands-on experience by learning basic relief, intaglio, and screen printing processes.

They will learn how to design work for each printmaking process introduced in this course. Relief involves carving away negative space from a surface. Intaglio involves drawing into a copperplate and etching the design with acid. Screen printing involves creating a stencil to make multiple images in quick succession. Students will present and participate in regular design review and a final group critique that will expand their critical observational skills and visual literacy.

Studio lab will be available to work outside of class sessions during the week, assignment work may require an additional 6-8 hours.

Anticipated Credit Equivalencies:

4 - Intro to Printmaking

Registration

Course Reference Numbers

So - Sr (4): 10078

Academic Details

Art, Art Production

4
24
Sophomore
Junior
Senior

$150 total fee: $100 for project materials, $50 required studio fee

Schedule

Fall
2024
Open
In Person (F)

See definition of Hybrid, Remote, and In-Person instruction

Weekend
Schedule Details
LAB 2 2225 - Intaglio
Olympia