
Supported by Jacquard Products:
Introduction to Screenprinting
taught by Erin Lobb Mason
Learn the basics of screenprinting! We learn how to create designs by drawing on mylar, paper stencils, screen filler, and photographic imagery. You will learn how to pull a print, how to mix ink, and register each layer.
You'll have the opportunity to create multiple single color images or create a multi layered print. We'll work with an 8 x 10 image size. Feel free to bring a few sketches, ideas, or reference images to the first class.
Multi-session printmaking classes include access to the studio outside of class hours for the duration of the class. Allowing students to dive deeper into the process, and create more prints.
All materials and tools will be provided for the class.
3 sessions, Saturday, October 10th, 17th, and 24th, 2026 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
$137.50 member/$160 non-member
Class price break down:
$112.50 member/$135 non-member plus $25 material fee
About Erin Lobb Mason:
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Erin Lobb Mason is a printmaker and musician from Kentucky, currently based in upstate New York. Her work is grounded in a strong sense of place and draws inspiration from the natural world, grief, and queer identity.
Since 2020 Erin has been working with printmakers and activists at AS220 Industries and throughout the community to share skills for self expression and resistance in print. She leads workshops throughout the northeast and is driven by a desire to share the community building and collaborative spirit of printmaking.
@erinlobbmason
https://www.erinlobbmason.com/