Fallbrook School of the Arts

Learn two complementary printmaking techniques in one exciting workshop! Taught by painter and printmaker Amber George, students will learn collograph and monotype printmaking techniques.

A number of woodblocks will be ready and prepared with general surface details so each student can learn about the traditional Japanese registration marks, called Kentō and learn printing techniques through various exercises with these prepared blocks. 

Often considered the most spontaneous form of printmaking, monotype is a fun and experimental form of expression.  Using water-based Akua Inks, we will explore a variety of printing techniques.

Often considered the most spontaneous form of printmaking, monotype is a fun and experimental form of expression.  Using water-based Akua Inks, we will explore a variety of printing techniques.

In this workshop, students will learn about an easy, chemical-free screen printing process that creates bold and graphic imagery.

Often considered the most spontaneous form of printmaking, monotype is a fun and experimental form of expression.  Using water-based Akua Inks, we will explore a variety of printing techniques.

Often considered the most spontaneous form of printmaking, monotype is a fun and experimental form of expression.  Using water-based Akua Inks, we will explore a variety of printing techniques.

With this medium you will be able to get the full spectrum of lithographic marks but the process is much easier than conventional lithography without the chemical processing.