MAKE YOUR
FIRST MARK.

Hands-on printmaking workshops.
One shape. One color. A real first proof.

Printmaking bench with a green inked brayer, raised semicircle foam plate, wooden spoon and finished semicircle print — A single-shape relief print. The bench, plate and proof belong to the same demonstration.

Start with an even film.

The brayer spreads ink over the raised surface. Too much ink can fill edges; begin with a thin film and make a test proof.

Try the first stage →

Find your time
at the bench.

First pullA guided introduction A small seriesCompare three proofs A shared benchLearn as a group

Illustrative formats. Confirm timing, access, materials and availability with a real provider.

THE MARK IS ONLY
HALF THE LESSON.

Notice the thinness of the ink. Feel how the paper meets the plate. Learn to read a proof before making the next one. You leave with an object—and a better question to ask of your materials.

Follow the making sequence →

MAKE YOURFIRST MARK.

Start with an even film.

Find your timeat the bench.

THE MARK IS ONLYHALF THE LESSON.

MAKE YOUR
FIRST MARK.

Find your time
at the bench.

THE MARK IS ONLY
HALF THE LESSON.