Oct. 3— Week 4: Innovative Screen Printing / Low-tech Explorations (Mono Screen Printing)

$75.00

October 3, 2025
6-8:30pm

Join us for a month of alternative, innovative, and accessible screen printing techniques designed for curious beginners and adventurous creatives alike. This four-week Friday night series is a relaxed, hands-on introduction to screen printing that uses low-tech, approachable methods—no fancy equipment or prior experience required.

You can purchase Week 4: Mono Screen Printing or join us for the entire 4-week course to explore each technique and find the perfect fit to start your screen printing journey at home. You can purchase the full 4-week course here.

Great for beginners—No prior printmaking or screen printing experience required!

Week 4: Mono Screen Printing

October 3, 2025, 6-8:30pm

Loose, playful, and full of surprises—monoprinting with a screen is one of the most freeing ways to work. We’ll ditch the rules and apply ink directly to the mesh in layered, experimental ways, exploring texture, color, and mark-making as you go. This session is a celebration of process, accident, and discovery—perfect for artists who love spontaneity and want to embrace the unexpected. No two prints will be alike.

By the end of each week, you’ll leave with a small collection of unique, hand-pulled prints along with the techniques and confidence to continue exploring the possibility of low-tech screen printing at home.

All materials are provided. Just bring your ideas, your curiosity, and whatever you’d like to sip while you print (BYOB).

This is an introductory-level workshop, great for anyone who’s ever been curious about screen printing or just wants to try something new. Keep an eye out: deeper dives into each of these techniques will be offered in future sessions.

Spots are limited—join us this fall and get your hands inky!

October 3, 2025
6-8:30pm

Join us for a month of alternative, innovative, and accessible screen printing techniques designed for curious beginners and adventurous creatives alike. This four-week Friday night series is a relaxed, hands-on introduction to screen printing that uses low-tech, approachable methods—no fancy equipment or prior experience required.

You can purchase Week 4: Mono Screen Printing or join us for the entire 4-week course to explore each technique and find the perfect fit to start your screen printing journey at home. You can purchase the full 4-week course here.

Great for beginners—No prior printmaking or screen printing experience required!

Week 4: Mono Screen Printing

October 3, 2025, 6-8:30pm

Loose, playful, and full of surprises—monoprinting with a screen is one of the most freeing ways to work. We’ll ditch the rules and apply ink directly to the mesh in layered, experimental ways, exploring texture, color, and mark-making as you go. This session is a celebration of process, accident, and discovery—perfect for artists who love spontaneity and want to embrace the unexpected. No two prints will be alike.

By the end of each week, you’ll leave with a small collection of unique, hand-pulled prints along with the techniques and confidence to continue exploring the possibility of low-tech screen printing at home.

All materials are provided. Just bring your ideas, your curiosity, and whatever you’d like to sip while you print (BYOB).

This is an introductory-level workshop, great for anyone who’s ever been curious about screen printing or just wants to try something new. Keep an eye out: deeper dives into each of these techniques will be offered in future sessions.

Spots are limited—join us this fall and get your hands inky!

ANNA BRYANT
Printmaker and Co-founder of Print House

Anna’s work and expertise span several print mediums. She has worked for years primarily in relief and traditional screen printing techniques, and more recently has focused on low-tech, alternative approaches such as monoprinting with screens—methods that encourage freedom, spontaneity, and playful experimentation within the medium. Anna began working alongside Denise Markbreit when the studio was still Asheville Print Studio and Gallery in the River Arts District, helping to revive and grow the space into what is now Print House at its new downtown location. In this class, she brings her experience and passion for accessible, hands-on printmaking to guide students in exploring linocut and creating their own striking prints.

You can learn more about Anna and her work here.

 
 
 
 

DENISE MARKBREIT
Printmaker and Co-founder of Print House

Denise discovered Akua ink - a soy based, safer printmaking solution while at an artists’ retreat. It was a game changer for her printmaking practices. Delving into safer techniques, without solvents or chemicals, opened up a world of eco-friendly printmaking possibilities including Mokuhanga, Mokulito, Mixed Media printing and Solar Plate print matrixes. Denise has been hooked on green printmaking ever since!

In addition to her pursuit of printed fine art images, Denise creates hand printed home accessories, and print based mixed media images and sculptures. Denise also teaches printmaking classes and workshops.

In 2018 Denise founded the Asheville Print Studio + Gallery. After the devastation of Helene in 2024 she founded Print House with fellow printmaker, Anna Bryant, in 2025. Denise holds a BFA from the School of Visual Arts and an MST from the Rochester Institute of Technology. Her fine art prints have been exhibited in numerous galleries and institutions across the country and reside in art collections worldwide. 

You can learn more about Denise and her work here.

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