Printmaking Community

Workshops, demonstrations, and other events in chronological order:

Discover the expressive possibilities of drypoint printmaking in this hands-on, two-day workshop led by Denver-based artist and educator Tony Ortega. Drypoint on plexiglass is an intaglio process where lines are scratched directly into a plate to hold ink. Participants will prepare a plexiglass plate, explore mark-making, learn to ink and wipe the plate, and print on damp paper—gaining an understanding of burr, line quality, and how pressure brings an image to life.

Guided by Ortega, whose work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is held in major museum collections, students will deepen their appreciation for this tactile printmaking technique while developing their own creative voice. (Note: Two-day workshop: January 31 and Feb 1).

More info and registration at: https://www.thelovelandmuseum.org/

Using the exhibition Xochimilco: Works by Eduardo Robledo Romero as inspiration, explore design elements that make linocut printmaking fun, beautiful and bold, no matter your skill level. Over the course of three weeks (Feb. 1, 8 and 15), learn the steps to produce a small print edition, from paper selection to inking blended colors.

Instructor: Raymundo Muñoz

Prerequisites: Some drawing and carving skills are recommended; beginners welcome

Register at: https://www.botanicgardens.org/programs/bold-linoleum-block-printing

Make a block print of your favorite furry friend! Basic carving instruction with time to print your creation, based on a photo image you will send ahead of time which will be pre-transferred to your block.

Register at: https://www.wonderhandstudios.com/product-page/pet-portraits-february-7

Discover the playful side of produce in this hands-on vegetable printmaking drop-in activity. Inspired by the V for Vegetable exhibit, participants of all ages will explore how everyday fruits and vegetables can become unexpected artistic tools. Drop in anytime during the session to experiment with carving simple shapes, inking cut vegetables, and pressing colorful prints onto paper. Educators will be on hand to guide techniques, share insights from the exhibit, and help you create your own take-home artwork. Takes place during Loveland's Night on the Town.

More information at: https://www.thelovelandmuseum.org/

In conjunction with Mo'Print FUTURES: 528.0 Regional Print Exhibition at Metro State University's Center for Visual Art.

Join us for a mini gallery tour and conversational artist talks with lithographers Paul Acevedo Gomez, Celina Jara Tovar, and Emily Moyer. Each artist will speak briefly about their work in the gallery and we will wrap with with process highlights from each artist: a live stone-lithography printing demo with Paul Acevedo Gomez, drawing materials demonstration with Celina Jara Tovar, and aluminum plate lithography transfer demo with Emily Moyer.

Free to attend, sponsored by Mo'Print and CVA.

More information at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1980575693214?aff=oddtdtcreator

Learn the basics of letterpress! Use our collection of lead and wood type to create your own letterpress print. Learn how to select your type, build a typeform, lock up in a chase, and print! We make it easy and help at every step along the way!

Taught by Johanna Mueller.  Additional Letterpress Classes 3/10, 3/24, 4/7 and 4/21

Register at: https://www.wonderhandstudios.com/product-page/beginner-letterpress-february-26th

In conjunction with Mo'Print FUTURES: 528.0 Regional Print Exhibition at Metro State University's Center for Visual Art.

In this hands-on 2-hour workshop with artist Faith Williams Dyrsten, participants will explore TetraPak printmaking by transforming everyday food packaging into printing plates. You’ll learn how to engrave lines and shapes, add highlights and texture, and use a printing press to create at least one finished print. This process is similar to traditional drypoint printmaking, with an eco-friendly twist that emphasizes reuse and experimentation. No prior printmaking experience is necessary—just curiosity and a willingness to get inky.

Workshop instruction begins at 6:30, please come at 6 to view examples in the gallery.

Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1980595164453?aff=oddtdtcreator

Stop by Art Students League of Denver for our print fair and demonstrations with faculty in Relief, Intaglio and Monotypes. Stroll through the silent auction and fundraiser in between demos!

More info at: https://asld.org/exhibit-details/pressed-to-impress

Bring a block to carve while you sip away a few hours with us at Wonderhand! Network with other printmakers and artists in the community. Totally FREE! BYOB - Bring your own beverage!

More info and RSVP at: https://www.wonderhandstudios.com/product-page/printmaker-social-carve-n-sip-2

Wild Wild East Studios and Burning Dog Graphics present a My Ticket To Hell production. This is a demo with a twist! The first LIVE printing of The Mystery Shirt Project! Limited spaces available in four 45-minute time slots (5:00PM-5:45 / 5:45-6:30 / 6:30-7:15 / 7:15-8:00PM) for those who RSVP with name and shirt size at venine73789@mypacks.net and pay $25 at the door. Only 40 spaces available! Mystery 4-color tshirt to be hand-silkscreened by My Ticket To Hell. No preview! No refund! It’s a Mystery! Limited quantity of sizes S-XL. Participants will take home a Mystery Shirt of their own and will be able to sign up for future Mystery Shirt Projects! Can’t wait to see you there!

As a part of the Month of Printmaking (Mo’Print) events throughout the month of March 2026, The Print Shop at the Beet Education Center studio will be open for the public to explore.  Our education team will be on hand for a tour of the shop and will provide demos of what the shop has to offer.

More info at: https://www.thelovelandmuseum.org/

Discover the art of block printing in this hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop! Over two creative and engaging days, you’ll learn the basics of designing, carving, and printing with custom linoleum stamps. From crafting your own unique patterns to applying them on paper, fabric, and other surfaces, this class is perfect for anyone looking to explore a versatile and satisfying printmaking technique. With step-by-step guidance, you’ll gain the skills to create bold and beautiful prints, while experimenting with colors, textures, and materials.

No experience necessary! All Materials Provided.

Instructor: Angel Estrada

Register to attend: https://co-lakewood.civicrec.com/

In this hands-on workshop participants will explore printmaking and photographic possibilities as they learn exposure, development, and printing with photopolymer plates. Photopolymer plates are “etched” by ultraviolet light and developed in water to produce a plate that can be used for intaglio printing. Artists will be encouraged to produce a straight print and multiple experimental prints during this 3 hour long guided workshop. We are offering two 12 person sessions for this workshop located in Colorado Springs.

Exploring personal history through photopolymer plate can be insightful. We will use a photo from your collection (hardcopy or digital file) to make a polymer plate and will encourage you to express yourself through various printing techniques.

All materials will be provided by the Colorado College Art Department. Free and Open to the public.

Please email Heather Oelklaus, Colorado College Printshop Supervisor, hoelklaus@coloradocollege.edu to reserve your spot.

In this hands-on workshop participants will explore printmaking and photographic possibilities as they learn exposure, development, and printing with photopolymer plates. Photopolymer plates are “etched” by ultraviolet light and developed in water to produce a plate that can be used for intaglio printing. Artists will be encouraged to produce a straight print and multiple experimental prints during this 3 hour long guided workshop. We are offering two 12 person sessions for this workshop located in Colorado Springs.

Exploring personal history through photopolymer plate can be insightful. We will use a photo from your collection (hardcopy or digital file) to make a polymer plate and will encourage you to express yourself through various printing techniques.

All materials will be provided by the Colorado College Art Department. Free and Open to the public.

Please email Heather Oelklaus, Colorado College Printshop Supervisor, hoelklaus@coloradocollege.edu to reserve your spot.

Let's learn printmaking and create with Grace! Woodblock carving and relief printmaking allows you to create an original work of art that can be reproduced over and over again, by hand. In this 3 hr private lesson, you will learn how to create, carve, and print a woodblock. Join Artist Grace Noel in her studio in Denver's Art District on Santa Fe to learn this powerful art form!

*Please note that due to dry times, you will need to come back the next day to pick up your creation
All Materials included with sign up fee.

Beginner friendly? YES! All skill levels are welcome, we will find a design for everyone.
Family friendly? YES! Recommended for children 14 years and older.
Please request accessibility needs in advance - email grace@gracenoel.art.
**Don't see a date and time that works for you? Email: Grace@GraceNoel.Art to schedule!**

Eventbrite sign up: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/woodland-critter-printmaking-art-class-grace-noel-art-tickets-1080971016409

Experience the art of relief printmaking with Denver artists Javier Flores and Raymundo Muñoz. Chat with artists about the carving process and try your hand at inking a block for the printing press.  Gain insight into the printmaking processes used by Eduardo Robledo Romero in DBC's current exhibit.

Located in the Boettcher Lobby Court
DBG admission required, event included with admission

Learn the basics of letterpress! Use our collection of lead and wood type to create your own letterpress print. Learn how to select your type, build a typeform, lock up in a chase, and print! We make it easy and help at every step along the way!

Taught by Johanna Mueller.

Additional Letterpress Classes 2/26, 3/10, 3/24, 4/7 and 4/21

Register at: https://www.wonderhandstudios.com/product-page/beginner-letterpress-march-10th

Adults with disabilities and their allies are invited to participate in this one-time adaptive relief printing workshop. Participants will be introduced to printmaking through adaptive explanations and processes. Each participant is encouraged to create an edition of three prints during the workshop. Students will have the opportunity to create a collagraph or relief print block of their choice to print.

Pay what you wish; if money is an issue, please attend and do not feel pressure to pay. Registration is highly limited and required. Workshops take place at 10:00 a.m. on the second Wednesday in January, February, and March. Further details upon registration.

This class is already near capacity. Please contact the organizer to check on availability: creative.integration.art@gmail.com

In conjunction with Mo'Print FUTURES: 528.0 Regional Print Exhibition at Metro State University's Center for Visual Art.

Collagraph is a versatile printmaking technique that uses everyday textured materials glued onto a plate to create richly layered images. Join artist Virginia Diaz Saiki and explore how to build your own printing plates, experiment with textures and inking methods, and create unique, expressive prints. No previous printmaking experience required.

Workshop instruction begins at 6:30, please come at 6 to view examples in the gallery.

Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1980599106243?aff=oddtdtcreator

Enjoy a day of printmaking demos in this stunning, multidisciplinary creative space as part of the Mo' Print Saturday Studio Tour! Select Co-op members will briefly unveil their process across print disciplines: relief, intaglio, lithography, and screenprinting.

See www.coopatartgym.com for details.

Morning Print Demos - 10am-12:30pm:
Leon Loughridge - Woodcut Relief
Max Roath - Stone Lithograph
Jody Beck - Monoprint
Rosie Shanley - Tetrapak Intaglio
Emily Moyer - Aluminum Lithograph
Kim Rivera - Screenprint
John Ball - Bookpress Relief

Afternoon Print Demos - 1:30pm-4pm:
Cooper Millholland - Stone Lithography
Erin Jones - Intaglio
Emily Moyer - Aluminum Lithograph
John Mason - Screenprint
John Ball - Bookpress Relief
Bryan Dalburgh - Miniature Common Press
Leon Loughridge - Woodcut Relief

Jessica Croker will discuss the linoleum cut printing process and she will have materials available for guests to create their own art to take home! The exPRESSion printmaking exhibition will be on display at NKollectiv. Make an afternoon of it and check out the 2nd Saturday activities in Downtown Englewood and beyond!

Please note, EASEL and NKollectiv are located on the 2nd floor and stairs are necessary for access. This is a free activity.

Discover the art of block printing in this hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop! Over two creative and engaging days, you’ll learn the basics of designing, carving, and printing with custom linoleum stamps. From crafting your own unique patterns to applying them on paper, fabric, and other surfaces, this class is perfect for anyone looking to explore a versatile and satisfying printmaking technique. With step-by-step guidance, you’ll gain the skills to create bold and beautiful prints, while experimenting with colors, textures, and materials.

No experience necessary! All Materials Provided.
Instructor: Angel Estrada

Register to attend: https://co-lakewood.civicrec.com/

Woodblock carving and relief printmaking allows you to create an original work of art that can be reproduced over and over again, by hand. In this 3 hr private lesson, you will learn how to create, carve, and print a woodblock. Join Artist Grace Noel in her studio in Denver's Art District on Santa Fe to learn this powerful art form!

*Please note that due to dry times, you will need to come back the next day to pick up your creation.
Materials included with sign up fee.

Beginner friendly? YES! All skill levels are welcome.
Family friendly? YES! Recommended for children 14 years and older. Risk of injury from carving tools, they are sharp!
Please request accessibility needs in advance - email grace@gracenoel.art
**Don't see a date and time that works for you? Email: Grace@GraceNoel.Art to schedule!**

Eventbrite sign up: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/230459329057

Two days to see inside artists' private studios as well as visit some printmaking shops in Colorado.

CLICK HERE for a list of participation and maps!

The Denver-metro and surrounding area has a growing community of printmakers and they want to show off their studios and artwork to you.  On both March 14 and March 15, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. you can meet them in their work environments to see where – and how, in some cases – their artwork is created.  It’s a fun way to get insights into how and what is created, plus you’ll get ideas from their workspace and how it’s set up. Some studios and artists will have their artwork on display, and who knows . . . you might find something you want to come home with. People will see finished art, works-in-process, home studios and professional print studios.

George Elbert Burr is considered one of the finest of the early 20th-century American printmakers and is best known for his copperplate etchings of the desert and mountain regions of Arizona and Colorado. Burr’s prints are displayed in a number of prominent collections, including the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, and the Congressional Library in Washington, D.C.

In 1906 he moved to Denver, Colorado. In 1910 he built a brick house and studio at 1325 Logan Street in Denver was purchased by The Denver Woman’s Press Club (DWPC) in 1924.

The DWPC is still going strong and invites you to visit this historic building to see where Burr lived and worked. Tour the space, see photos of his printing studio and view 19 of his original paintings and etchings, still owned by the club.

https://dwpconline.org/events/historic-tour-burr-house/

BRIEF HISTORY
Burr moved to Denver for his health and built this house in as a combination studio and home. He lived here with his wife until he sold it to the DWPC. The Club purchased the house for $9,000, raising funds through a series of pageants, social activities, and society balls. Inside the house, a large library of member-authored books, historical photos, and artifacts tell the story of the club’s colorful past over the last century.

The home has been restored over the years through grants from the Colorado State Historical Fund, the El Pomar, and Kenneth Kendal King foundations, and with contributions from DWPC members.

In 1968 the house was designated a Denver landmark, and in 1995 it was placed in the State Register of Historic Properties. In 1986 and in 1995 consideration was given to selling the land and moving the house, but club members determined to preserve the building on its original site, where it stands today as a small historic island in a sea of asphalt parking lots.

The DWPC was founded in 1898, is one of the oldest women’s press clubs in the nation. But we’re far from old-fashioned! Our more than 150 members are professional writers all—including journalists, novelists, magazine editors, essayists, freelance writers, poets, historians, and corporate and mass communications specialists.

Discover the expressive possibilities of collagraph printmaking in this hands-on workshop, where textures, layers, and everyday materials come together to create rich, unique prints. Participants will design and build their own printing plates, explore inking techniques, and produce a small edition of original prints. No prior experience needed—just curiosity and a willingness to experiment. (Note: Two-day workshop: March 14 and March 28).

Register to attend: www.thelovelandmuseum.org

Every thursday MATTER hosts an open studio called Print Truth to Power and on this special MOPRINT edition we will have 3 or 4 presses going with participatory projects all involved in community needs. This extra special evening will share the way we do, what we do, with each other. Everyone will print their own print or mix color or typeset, or cast something...Let's Go.

Join us for an open Artist Peer Critique in partnership with the printmaking exhibition on display at DAVA during Mo Print 2026.

(APC) meetings are casual monthly gatherings that focus on current projects, any questions that each person is seeking multiple insights to, or whatever will help make your project stronger. Gatherings follow a simple critique model that is driven by an "essential question" by each artist. The artist asks a question to the group to guide them in providing feedback that meets their creative needs.

Bring: your artwork, sketches, questions and a snack or beverage to share!  
RSVPs are required. Contact: faithwilliamsart@gmail.com
Artists who present their work for questions may be limited to the first 12 artists who RSVP.
All are welcome, even if you don't have something you want to share. Our group is thoughtful and respectful of all ideas and artistic processes.

Experience the art of lithography firsthand with Denver artists Gregory Santos and Emily Moyer. Chat with artists about the whole process from drawing on a stone to printing on paper.  Gain insight into the historical processes used to share botanical illustrations with the public via print.

Find us in the Freyer-Newman Building!
DBG admission required, event included with admission

Join Mo'Print at Metro State University's Center for Visual Art for Print Jam: a day of live printmaking demonstrations. Visit this free event and learn about intaglio, lithography, monoprint, relief print, screen print, letterpress, and more. Make your own geli print, and chat with local printmakers about their craft.

Check out the FUTURES: 528.0 Regional Print Exhibition during your visit!

Carol Till will demonstrate techniques for creating a printing plate from recycled oat milk cartons. Please note, venue is located on 2nd floor and access is via stairs only.

Join Julie Lapping Rivera for an immersive workshop exploring the art of portraiture through woodblock printing. Thinking broadly about the theme, participants are invited to consider what kind of portrait they might want to create: a self-portrait, someone you admire, an animal, an object symbolizing a person, a place, or an abstract interpretation. Attendees are encouraged to bring a 6 inch by 8 inch drawing (or drawings) ready to transfer to the block, and will learn techniques to transform their ideas into expressive woodcut prints. Bring a lunch to eat during a break, and also explore Julie’s exhibit at the Museum, with a quick artist-led tour.

Register to attend: www.thelovelandmuseum.org

Learn to create unique, one-of-a-kind prints using plants, stencils, and non-toxic color inks. Participants will experiment with layering leaves, flowers, and other organic materials, transferring their shapes and texture to paper, utilizing the printing press. Finishing techniques, such as enhancing prints with mixed media like pastels, watercolor, or collage, will be discussed and demonstrated if time permits.

More information and registration at: https://www.manitouartcenter.org/Classes-All

In this two-day workshop, participants will explore a range of simple yet dynamic bookbinding structures that pair beautifully with traditional printmaking processes such as relief, intaglio, screenprint, and lithography. Whether you are incorporating existing prints into book form or designing a new project around print-based imagery, these bindings offer flexible and engaging formats.  

The workshop is equally welcoming to artists who are not printmakers but who wish to learn a variety of binding methods using diverse papers. Together we will construct structures including the tunnel book, pamphlet stitch, accordion with non-adhesive envelope covers, leporello with covered boards, flag book, and palm leaf book.

Visit www.asld.org for more info. Registration for members of Art Students League of Denver and/or Guild of Book Workers: $300.  Registration for non-members of Art Students League of Denver and/or Guild of Book Workers: $360.  Registration includes $20 material fee, payable at registration.

A print popup! Live printing Fuck ICE Kewpies linocut design on clothing and other items people bring to the popup - in collaboration with Ben & Jerry’s.

Cost is $15/printed item and $5 of every print is donated to Immigrant Freedom Fund.

Ben & Jerry’s is donating $1 for every “Melt ICE” cone they sell to Casa de Paz.

This hands-on workshop introduces participants to Tetra Pak intaglio printmaking using larger plate sizes than typically offered in introductory classes. Led by Fort Collins-based printmaker Liz Ortiz, participants will learn how to transform recycled Tetra Pak cartons into intaglio printing plates and produce expressive prints using a professional press.

The workshop will cover plate preparation, mark making, inking, and printing techniques, with an emphasis on working at a larger scale. Participants will create a 6” x 9” plate and print on paper sized up to 9” x 12”, allowing for greater detail and compositional freedom.

All materials are provided, and no prior printmaking experience is required. This workshop is ideal for beginners looking to explore intaglio printmaking as well as returning participants interested in expanding their scale and technique.

More info and registration at: https://www.madharepress.com/event-details/tetra-pak-intaglio-printmaking-workshop-large-plate-edition
More info and registration at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tetra-pak-intaglio-printmaking
Email: thehare@madharepress.com

Join artist Judy Gardner as we explore visualizations water and nature with hand cut and laser cut linoleum blocks. Ink a block and make your own print to take home.

Find us in the Boettcher Lobby Court

More information at: http://botanicgardens.org/

What is the best part about producing so many multiples of our prints? Trading!!! Want to share your work with other Denver area printmakers? Want to build your collection of original prints? Join us at our second Mo’Print “Artist Print Swap” gathering. As part of the closing reception for Edge Gallery’s Month of Printmaking shows, we will be hosting a free event open to all printmakers.

See the list of policies and what to bring:
https://www.edgeart.org/edge-exhibition-calls/

Learn the basics of letterpress! Use our collection of lead and wood type to create your own letterpress print. Learn how to select your type, build a typeform, lock up in a chase, and print! We make it easy and help at every step along the way!

Taught by Johanna Mueller.

Additional Letterpress Classes 2/26, 3/10, 3/24, 4/7 and 4/21

Register at: https://www.wonderhandstudios.com/product-page/beginner-letterpress-march-24th

In conjunction with Alto Gallery's Close to Home exhibition.

Join artist Tiana Boisseau-Palo and experiment with colorful monotype printmaking. Participants will use Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow vegetable-based inks on plexiglass plates to create several prints to take home.

Free event, materials and supplies provided, participation is limited, please RSVP at https://www.altogallery.com/events

Learn about printmaking, meet artists, and see and purchase original prints from more than 100 local printmakers. A wide array of printmakers ranging from young students new to the medium to established professionals with gallery representation will be participating. Meet many artists all in one place. Browse through their portfolios of prints. Buy some affordable art!

CLICK HERE for more info + a full list of participating artists

Debra and Karen will demonstrate creative ways to create beautiful prints using leaves, lace, stencils, and more. Participants can try their hand at pulling a few prints. Free—All materials provided while supplies last.

We're excited to announce that Mo'Print will be having our biennial fundraiser at Hi-Dive. THANK YOU to Hi-Dive for hosting this unique event. Join us as we celebrate black-work linocuts carved by more than 60 of Denver’s great artists.

Small, affordable linocuts printed only in black ink will be for sale. Every print is only $10! Cash/card & carry!

This fundraiser is graciously sponsored by Speedball®, Genghis Kern Letterpress & Design, and Mohawk.

Learn the basics of letterpress! Use our collection of lead and wood type to create your own letterpress print. Learn how to select your type, build a typeform, lock up in a chase, and print! We make it easy and help at every step along the way!

Taught by Johanna Mueller.

Additional Letterpress Classes 2/26, 3/10, 3/24, 4/7 and 4/21

Register at: https://www.wonderhandstudios.com/product-page/beginner-letterpress-april-7th

The mat collagraph is a highly-versatile, accessible art substrate created from simple materials. With rich lines and deep tonal texture, the medium has something to offer all levels of printmaking without the chemicals or expense associated with many classical printmaking mediums. Over the course of three Tuesday nights, our small group will explore imagery using reclaimed materials and further our understanding of intaglio-style plate preparation, inking, and printing.

More information and registration at: https://www.recreativedenver.org/classes-workshops

CLICK HERE for more details and the registration form if you're carving a block to be printed.

The course is Friday (evening) 5-8pm, Sat/Sun, 8am-3pm, April 17th-19th

Colored slips, textures, hand cut stencils and layers upon layers of universal tints mixed with kaolin are embedded into the surface of the clay. A rich combination of layers and history are then printed on Reemay to create a rich and complex clay monotype.
There's nothing like it! Come PLAY! No experience necessary & all materials included in course fee.

More info and registration at: https://www.outsidethebox-studio.com/book-online

While this process has roots in photography, we will be working with found objects and plants to create cyan-blue "prints" using light from the sun. These small flag-sized prints will then be attached within the hard-bound covers of the flag book—a movable, sculptural, animated interpretation of book form.

Instructed by Laura Grossett  (Note: Two-day workshop: April 18 and April 25)

More information and registration at: https://www.thelovelandmuseum.org/

Learn the basics of letterpress! Use our collection of lead and wood type to create your own letterpress print. Learn how to select your type, build a typeform, lock up in a chase, and print! We make it easy and help at every step along the way!

Taught by Johanna Mueller.

Additional Letterpress Classes 2/26, 3/10, 3/24, 4/7 and 4/21

Register at: https://www.wonderhandstudios.com/product-page/beginner-letterpress-april-21st

The Printalope is a one-day print fair at the Laramie Plains Civic Center in Laramie, WY. This event features printmaking artists from across the region vending works of traditional print media and printmaking workshops hosted by local arts organizations.

Human Tapestry is a free, hands-on art demo where anyone can stop by and try printmaking without a press, no experience needed. Using gel plates and nontoxic inks, participants cut out a human shape, ink a plate, and make a print. Each figure is added to a large shared piece of fabric, slowly building one community artwork made by many different hands. Visitors can come and go at their own pace and take part for just a few minutes or stay longer.

This activity is open to all ages and focuses on curiosity and trying something new, not perfection. Kids, adults, and families are welcome to experiment together. April 25, 2026, 12–5pm, People’s Building, Aurora. Part of Mo'Print 2026 Art Demo Events. No registration required.

More information at: https://indd.adobe.com/view/c7414f7f-12cc-4ebc-a77f-1b56ca77a715

Learn how to design a floral image and repeating pattern to be used for printing on fabric. After creating a design, learn linoleum block printmaking basics and how to print on fabric. Some materials are supplied.

Instructor: Theresa Haberkorn

Prerequisites: None

Register at: https://www.botanicgardens.org/programs/printing-florals-fabric

Discover the user-friendly, fun and intuitive gelatin plate printing process. Create unique botanical prints with acrylic paint and plant materials, using a “gelli plate” to transfer natural shapes and textures onto a variety of papers. Take home two prints mounted on wood along with other experiments generated in class. Some materials are supplied. Two-class series: May 17, 9:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. and May 18, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Instructor: Victoria Eubanks

Prerequisites: None

Register at: https://www.botanicgardens.org/programs/gelli-plate-printing-botanicals

The course is M-Th, June 15-18th, 8am-4pm

Colored slips, textures, hand cut stencils and layers upon layers of universal tints mixed with kaolin are embedded into the surface of the clay. A rich combination of layers and history are then printed on Reemay to create a rich clay monotype. There's nothing like it! Come PLAY!

No experience necessary & all materials included in course fee.

Registration at: https://www.outsidethebox-studio.com/book-online