Also known as Xerox transfer, paper lithography is a variation of traditional lithography and relies on the play of oil and water on paper.
It offers an immediate and non-toxic printmaking process that can incorporate photography, digital designs and hand drawn illustrations. Plates can be made using an everyday laser printer or copier, then reworked or added to with a variety of tools like ballpoint pens, crayons and markers. The plate is then inked with oil-based ink and run through a press.
Term: Fall 2024
Suggested Ages: 18+
Demonstration: Saturday, 2–3:30 pm, 9/14
1 session: Free; Capacity: 10
Registration closed
1 session: Free; Capacity: 10
Registration closed