Printmedia: Print Studio D-148
Intaglio, Relief, Monotype, & Letterpress
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*Check Calendar below.
No access during in-session classes.
For studio access before a Noon class, you must be finished by 11:30am.
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Printmedia Lithography/Etching Studio
Double Ground (145 Hooper St)
Rm. D148
Access is for authorized persons only. Students, Faculty and Staff should contact the Studio Manager.
The Printmedia studios first and foremost support the classes within the program. Students currently enrolled in these classes, and Printmedia majors, have the priority within the studios and for equipment and supplies.
For graduate students or upper-division project access, please complete the Access Questionnaire.
Orientations are provided by the Studio Manager after you have filled out the Access Questionnaire, and your knowledge of the technique(s) and project proposal have been reviewed.
Access will be granted depending on knowledge and studio capacity. We cannot provide new student access after week ten of the semester.
Orientation
Spring Orientations will run Jan 28 - March 14, 2025.
Orientations are available weeks two through nine this semester.
Start the process by filling out the Orientation Access Form.
Once your Access Form has been reviewed, you will receive an email giving you an Orientation date selection. Orientations are not drop in, and they are only for the person who has filled out the form.
About the Printmedia: Print Studio D-148
Print D-148 is used for Intaglio, Relief, Monotype, & Letterpress printmaking.
Specializing in These Materials
- Ink
- Paper
Tools and Equipment
- American French Tool Etching Press (a gift from our benefactor, Yozo Hamaguchi), 40" x 70" press bed
- Conrad/Charles Brand Etching Press, 30” x 52” press bed
- Charles Brand Etching Press, 24” x 44” press bed
- Ferric Etching Station
- Kutrimmer Paper Cutter with a 29" x 20" cutting area
- Paper tearing station
- Two Vandercook Presses with 15" x 17" press bed size
- 46 typefaces for Letterpress printing
Resources
Related Shops
Social
ORIENTATION DATES
Print Studio orientations will be held the first half of the semester.
Start the process by filling out the Orientation Access Form.
Please expect Orientation to take about 1 hour.
Orientations acquaint you with the studio, and the equipment you are able to access within it.
Orientations do not teach you how to use equipment. For that, you need to enroll in a class or take credits with a faculty member. You may be asked to show work that you made used the technique you are requesting access to.
You must be able to work alone in the studio, unsupervised with your technique.