Course Description:
You’ll spend this studio-based class carving, inking, and hand-printing linoleum blocks while learning the core techniques of relief printmaking. Through demonstrations and guided work time, you’ll leave with a solid foundation in linocut printmaking and a small edition of your own prints.
Skill Level: Beginner
Course Description:
Explore traditional and contemporary methods of relief printmaking to become familiar with the tools, techniques and the translation of imagery and ideas for this rewarding process. New students will be introduced to linoleum, wood, and alternative substrates. Returning students will be guided through more advanced techniques including reduction prints, additive processes, multiple block and color methods of printing, as well as exploring more contemporary approaches and applications.
Course Description:
Using overglaze black for linework and painting in layers with Sunshine enamels, create beautiful, ethereal paintings on an enamel background which is glass dust melted onto copper.
Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced
Course Description:
You will learn the basics of Procreate for the iPad, then we will use these skills to make 2 ceramic coasters featuring your digital art. We will fabricate your digital art using sublimation, or the process of using heat and pressure to bond ink to the ceramic.
Skill Level: Beginner
Course Description:
This is for experienced printmakers who want studio access without instruction (a monitor is present). Anyone enrolling must take a studio orientation and adhere to EAC studio policies on materials, clean-up, as well as entrance and exit procedures. We strongly prefer that at least one EAC printmaking course has been taken prior. Independent Study schedules will be announced the first week of class. New enrollees must contact Director of Education or Studio Coordinator Duffy O’Connor prior to registering.
Skill Level: Experienced
Course Description:
I teach a fast‑moving, hands‑on papermaking studio where students dip, pour, stencil, swirl in color, and even cast a lifesize 3D starfish. I guide them as they play with texture, natural materials, and bold pulp experiments that lead to lively, one‑of‑a‑kind sheets. Everyone leaves with handmade papers and the spark of how fun, messy, and totally beginner‑friendly papermaking can be.
Instructor: Sandra Hansen
Skill Level: Beginner
Course Description:
In this multi-level jewelry class, a different technique will be demonstrated each week to develop and enhance skills in fabrication. Students work on their own projects with input and feedback from the instructor.
Skill Level: All Levels
Course Description:
Take rough rocks and learn to saw slabs, shape stones, and take to polishing.
Skill Level: Beginner
