Printing Classes in NYC, New York

Learn how to screen print! This class covers the fundamentals of silkscreen from screen prep to final print, how to properly use screen printing equipment and tools, and basic tips and tricks to print whatever your heart desires. Class begins with a hands-on screen printing process demonstration. In class, students will expose a design of their...

In this six hour letterpress workshop, you will learn to print on the Vandercook proof press and the Chandler & Price Pilot Press. Using The Arm's five Vandercook presses and C&P Pilot, participants will print a variety of items from metal type, wood type, and samples of photopolymer plates and hand cut linoleum blocks. All materials and supplies...

This is a fun Introduction to Fabric Printing that begins looking at the most common methods of printing on t-shirts and fabrics today. Different inks and printing technologies are examined along with workflows for getting hand drawn illustrations and computer graphics onto screens and then fabric. Participants will see first hand the process for...

Screen Printing 101 is a comprehensive, six-week introductory course into the (entire!) world of print. From learning the history of the medium to prepping your artwork and screens, to gaining guided practice through mixing inks and printing on a range of surfaces from fabric to paper – you will learn to print, troubleshoot, and experiment like a...

In this workshop, we'll learn the art of block printing on textiles. We'll start with a bit of history about the process and introduction to the materials. After a little discussion about how to carve and how your image will transfer, we get right into carving and printing. A quick carve "Block" and all tools are provided,...

Learn how to screen print posters! This class covers the fundamentals of printing and how to properly use screen printing equipment and tools, and basic tips and tricks to print on paper. In class, students will expose a design of their very own onto screens and practice pulling a few prints with the instructor’s guidance. Important: This...

Designed for both complete newbies as well as artists with some basic knowledge of screen printing who want more practice and instruction, you will learn the essentials of silkscreen printing in a full day of printing.  All materials are provided. Techniques covered include the basic mechanics of printing and registration; working with hand-cut...

Learn the ancient technique of block printing and go home with a whole new skill to continue exploring on your own! In this class we will learn how to carve and print by hand from rubber and linoleum blocks, following the traditional form of printmaking. Come prepared to learn, explore, and have fun with the endless possibilities of printmaking....

CMYK printing, sometimes called four color process, is like magic happening before your eyes. CMYK refers to the four colors used: cyan, magenta, yellow, and black, which are printed in layers to create a full color image. With each layer more information is added to the print, more colors appear, and then with the printing of the final layer, voila,...

In this course, students will learn the basics of the Japanese resist printing and dyeing method of Katazome. Techniques learned will include making a cut-paper stencil, making a traditional rice resist paste, print/paint with paste resist, and finally dyeing the work created. Students will also explore the basics of stencil design for repeat patterns...

Long day at work? Come and hang out with us! Bring a beer! Get a free T-shirt! Make a shirt from our preselected designs in this two-hour workshop. We’ll have everything ready to go when you come in. 1 tee shirt is included  BYO tees or order more from the Lab and print, print as many t-shirts as time allows

Bring your children to our family oriented t-shirt printing workshop! During this session you and your children will have an unforgettable time printing themed projects to take home and display! Note: Pricing is Based on 1 Parent & 1 Child (utilizing one screen)

Develop your film and print your black and white negatives at Hamilton Heights Darkroom. Notes: Students provide their own photo paper. Wear clothing suitable for an art class that can get wet or stained.

Screen printing class in 4 weeks. Be in comfortable clothing because you will be working with ink. We will provide aprons.

Lithography is a fascinating art form that uses the principle of oil repelling water to make reproducible images. Traditional lithography requires a lot of specialized equipment and materials. Kitchen lithography, on the other hand, uses common materials you probably have in your kitchen to create art that you can print on paper, cloth, or even wood. ...