About this Event
Sip + Create: Pink Eraser Art: Printmaking
DATE: March 13th, 2027
TIME: 4:30PM - 6:30 PM
LOCATION: Merge Art Studio, 2000 Nance St. Studio B-126
A themed art night for creatives.
If you've ever wanted to get into relief printmaking, the easiest way is to start out small with pink erasers! That's right, the humble school eraser can also be used to create tiny prints. In this workshop, you'll learn the basics of relief printmaking using pink school erasers. We'll carve, ink, and print new works of art. This workshop includes a take-home toolkit so you can practice after the fact!
Open to people of all backgrounds and experiences.
About the Instructor
Holly Lyn Walrath is a narrative artist focusing on the merging of art and words. From erasure poetry to radical zines to speculative fiction to poem paintings, Holly's work explores all things cross-genre. Holly has taught writing and art workshops online and in the Houston area for over ten years.
Her writing has appeared in Strange Horizons, Fireside Fiction, Analog, and Flash Fiction Online. She is the author of three books, including Glimmerglass Girl, The Smallest of Bones, and Numinous Stones. She holds a B.A. in English from the University of Texas and a Master’s in Creative Writing from the University of Denver. She is the managing editor of Interstellar Flight Press, an indie SFFH publisher dedicated to publishing underrepresented voices and genres. As a freelance editor, she provides editing services for writers and organizations of all genres, experiences, and backgrounds, but enjoys working with new writers best.
About Merge Studio
Merge is the thought-child of artists Holly Lyn Walrath and Leslie Archibald. It's a space to explore the merging of minds and the merging of arts of all kinds. Merge hosts monthly workshops and creative experiences out of 2000 Nance Street, Studio B-126.
Event venue & nearby stays
Merge Art Studio, 2000 Nance Street Studio B-126, Houston, United States
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