Intermediate Woodcut Relief Printmaking
taught by Erin Lobb Mason
Woodcut is the oldest form of relief printmaking. In this 3 session class, you will learn the steps of creating a woodcut, including transferring an image to a block, various approaches to carving, and producing a series of prints. By the end of the class you'll have the skills and knowledge to know what materials to buy, how to print, and carve, so you can continue creating on your own.
You will have the option to advance your skills by working at a larger scale of 9 x 12 inches or making a multi-color image with multiple blocks at 4 x 6 inches.
All materials and tools will be provided for the class.
Multi session printmaking classes gives you open studio access for the duration of the class. Expand your project, dive deeper into the process, and make more prints by coming in for extra time outside of class!
3 session class, Wednesday, September 23, 30, and October 7th, 2026 6:00-9:00 PM
$142.50 member/$165 non-member
Class price break down:
$112.50 member/$135 non-member plus $30 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/
