Name: CMYK Printing w/Analog Artworks
Start: 2025-03-29T15:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-03-29T17:00:00-04:00
Location: 3348 W Moore St

$CMYK Printing w\/Analog Artworks$

Master the CMYK screen printing process to create vibrant, unique Richmond-inspired photo prints!
About this Event

CLASS DESCRIPTION:

Learn the basics of the silkscreen printing process and create your own unique prints!

In this class, you’ll learn the fascinating CMYK screen printing process, where a color photograph is broken down into four distinct layers—Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. We'll guide you through the steps of printing each color layer, bringing your photograph to life with vibrant, bold prints. Inspired by the rich culture of Richmond, you’ll have the opportunity to manipulate the screens and experiment with the layers, allowing you to create one-of-a-kind pieces of art. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast or a printmaking beginner, this class will give you the skills to transform your photos into colorful, dynamic prints that showcase your creativity.

About the Instructor:

After graduating college, Alex put everything in a backpack and started walking. She lived and worked in a few different countries in Europe over the course of two years. During her time abroad she sketched objects and scenes from her travels. When Alex returned to the States, she landed in Richmond, VA where she wanted to introduce color into her black ink drawings. She found silkscreen printing by joining a local art organization in the Printmaking Studio.

Analog Artworks was formed in the summer of 2020 when Alex was found with time to focus solely on experimenting with ink drawings and silkscreen printing. She took inspiration from the vibrancy of produce she saw at local farmers markets. With drawing as the foundation of her design process, Alex created a series of silkscreen prints experimenting with the forms she could create through physical mark making.

Alex views her art as a medium for researching the world around her. She focuses on designs that highlight nature’s small intricacies, building upon each other to create larger forms. Her goal with Analog Artworks is to spark this same curiosity with her fellow observer and draw new connections with objects, people, and space.