Monotype
Monotyping is a painterly printmaking process where students will learn to create images on plates that will then be transferred to paper using the press, resulting in one-of-a-kind prints. Monotype is a perfect introduction to printmaking for total beginners and fun for artists of all levels.
Relief
Relief printmaking is a process where an image is carved into a surface, often linoleum or wood, so that the uncarved areas hold ink. Ink is then rolled onto the surface and pressed with paper or fabrics, either by hand or press, transferring the image. The carved-away areas remain blank, creating contrast and bold graphic shapes. Each print is made by hand, allowing artists to create multiple impressions from the same carved block while still retaining the subtle variations that make each print unique.