Screenprinting with Watercolor:
Watercolor Monoprinting
Class Description
Love watercolor painting? Want to learn how to screenprint it? Come learn about watercolor monoprinting at Tiger Lily Press this May. This is a basic workshop in which participants will create their own designs into screens and then print that design using water soluble materials. The results are a beautiful one-of-a-kind print that look very similar to a watercolor painting or drawing. Participants can have the option of making a one-layer watercolor print or a two-layer print with a watercolor base and key linework overprint
Class Fee
Member Pricing: $105.00
Non-Member Pricing
Member Pricing: $126.00
Course Agenda
Week 1: Making stencils: making transparencies using markers and photo emulsion, coating and exposing screens- I’ll show examples of a one-layer print with just the watercolor and a two-layer print with the watercolor base layer and a linework key layer
Week 2: Demo on printing: showing examples of printing with watercolor and watercolor pencils and crayons and work day- students can use this day to make their prints, re-expose screens, create their designs, etc
Topics Covered
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Creating stencils and transparencies with photo emulsion
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Screenprinting designs with watercolor
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Printing key layer over top with regular screenprinting ink
Supplies
Materials List (provided by class fees)
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Transparent Base
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Watercolors
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Paper
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Screens
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Photo Emulsion
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Transparencies
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Markers
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Squeegees
Materials List (student brings)
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Sketchbook and drawing materials
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Paint brushes
2 Day Class
September 14th 5:30pm-8:30pm
September 21st 5:30pm-8:30pm
Level of Study:
All Levels
Class Fee
Member Pricing: $105.00
Non-Member Pricing
Member Pricing: $126.00
2 Day Class
September 14th 5:30pm-8:30pm
September 21st 5:30pm-8:30pm
Level of Study:
All Levels
About the Instructor – Stephanie Berrie
Stephanie Berrie is an artist from Dayton, Ohio. She completed her BFA at the Columbus College of Art and Design in 2015 and her MFA at Texas Tech University in 2019. Berrie owns and runs her own printmaking studio in Northern Kentucky, Wild Berries Press and co-runs studio collective, Spit Bite Studios, where she teaches printmaking workshops and hosts community events. She has also been an artist in residence at the Charles Adams Studio Project in Lubbock, Texas and was Tiger Lily’s Annual Working Artist in Cincinnati, Ohio from 2020-2021. She has exhibited her printmaking work all across the nation, primarily in the Southwestern, Midwestern, and Eastern states and is an active member of the Mid America Print Council.
