FNDT 151 Printmaking

INSTRUCTOR: Mark Johnsen

These printed works incorporate the traditional techniques of relief, intaglio, monotype, stencil making and hybrid printmaking methods. Over 12 weeks, students responded to themes of opposing forces, iteration / transformation and translation of a self-portrait from a digital source image to a handmade impression. Due to a global cotton shortage affecting the availability of cotton rag paper, some students responded and adapted to the constraints by printing on unconventional or recycled substances.

Emilia Belliveau

Winter Darby

Saanvi Bhat

Megan Hippisley

Madeline Zambolin-Jeans

Jonathan Tsang

Sophie Ryznar

Mira D’Souza

Katja Dutchyshen

Grayson Challmie

Angel Gu

Mairin Garayt

Gwen Halsted

Michelle Kim

Sawyer Speton Harvey

Sydney Lightfoot

Callie Fass

Alina Ou

Kody Gregg

Natasha Redwood-Scribe

Anita Rogalsky

Seva

Megan Rowbottom

Riley Wu

Tayla Schaffer

Abi Simatupang

Jemma Wooldridge

Sidney Mercredi

Kassandra Li

Charmaine Lie

Jess Ouimet

Ash Maleki

Neave O’Neal

Stephanie Auw

Katherine Chupik-Hall