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I'm Jerney, a 3rd year artstudent from The Netherlands. This year I'll be specialising in Printmaking (or Graphical Techniques), my major is Illustration . Hope you enjoy!

"I am a high school art teacher in New Zealand and most of the printmaking I do is for examplars for students to learn from and we only have the most basic of equipment."

My name is Tribble and I am a printmaker from Missouri. I enjoy etching and lithography. I have also been experimenting with printing in plaster.

I'm Chris Hutson; draftsman, etcher, engraver, lithographer. I live in Peoria, Illinois, USA.

I'm Gwen, I'm an art student, and printmaking has been one of my favorite media since highschool, when I first did lino prints. I mostly do intaglio now but still have a passion for lino and want to try serigraphy. I eventually want to illustrate children's books, and would like to incorporate printmaking into my illustrations. I am also very interested in fiber arts, and though I am yet to incorporate that into my printmaking I always have ideas involving the two floating around in my head.

I'm a graduate student at Bradley University. I'm working towards an MFA degree in printmaking. I work with mezzotint, lithography, silkscreen, and etching. I started playing around with collograph. Currently, I live in Peoria, Illinois, USA.

I live in Texas and have been involved in printmaking since 1990. I started in college as a photography major and ended up in printmaking. I have botha bachelors and masters degree in Fine Art/Printmaking. I minored in Art History. I was never very good at stone litho. I only tried lino a few times, but liked it. My favorite process is screen printing, and second is etching. My thesis show was mostly screen printing, all of it on wood constructions that I designed and manufactured.

I'm, Samantha, and I'm an art student at Richland Community College in Dallas. I am hoping to be able to transfer to UNT(Univeristy of North Texas) with in the next year/year and a half. I'm going to major in printmaking and minor in painting. My fave printmaking techniques are lino-cut and dry point. Richland has a limited amount of resources so I've never done any lithography or actual acid biting, but I hope to soon.

"hello. name's rebelsketcher. i love linoprinting...monoprinting preferably which i got into in the ninth grade...everything in my gallery was from school. it was my first time with a v-cutter and i loved it ever since. I'm currently studying animation at university in australia so printing's a hobby really...i colour them all in with colour pencils too....two weeks down the drain each time..."


Hello! I'm 21 years old, female, Irish, studying Printmaking/Art and Design in college.
My favorite artist is probably Franz Marc, I like to work in as many media as I can, I'd say I draw more often in Ball Point Pen than anything else, and I especially like Lithography and Etching in college. I like the physicality of printmaking (grinding stones), and the endless possibilities.
I like to think that I am working towards something significant, but if I never get there, I think I can be content with knowing that I "lived humbly for a cause." so to speak.


"I'm a visual artist from Rockhampton, Australia. I find harmony in the process of printmaking."

"I'm a screen printer. I've mainly done shirts as my gallery can attest . I'm currently trying to move away from shirts and back to canvas and paper. Screen printing can be done by anyone (and should be!). If anyone needs any advice, especially shirt related, feel free to ask."

"Hi there! I'm currently studying Fine Arts in Costa Rica with an emphasis in Printmaking, which means that now I'm a full-time printmaker (supposedly at least). I've practiced with some techniques now, and yet I can't decide which one's my favourite. Anyway I love everything that has to do with PM. Isn't it the perfect match between creativity, technique and manual work?
By the way, I had no idea of what PM was before I started doing it."

"I am currently a third year art student at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada I used to think that pencil and pastel were my favourite media, but I fell madly in love with silkscreen printing. I also like intaglio, but I hate hate hate lithography."

"Oooo stuff about me...Well I suppose my favorite technique in printmaking is woodcut but I can only do screen printing and lino printing. I prefer monoprints. I'm not very experienced in printing but know the basics. I did a few projects as part of my foundation degree and in High school. I'm more of a pen and ink girl than a printer though and I'm currently doing animation in college at the mo. I like to cover a whole range of styles."

"I don't really consider myself to be much of an artist, to be honest. I do intaglio printing mostly, I've tried linocuts and woodcuts and liked them as well. I'd like to learn more about litography and serigraphy."

"I've started getting involved in printmaking two years ago- right now mainly involved in silkscreen printing, intaglio, lithography and some monoprinting. I especially enjoy the traditional stone lithography for its tactility and meditative process. I've recently just learned letterpress too! It's interesting comparing all these processes and outcomes. In my recent artwork I challenge the meaning of printmaking in a less technical way- I like to explore how people and things leave their mark and leave their "print" as an evidence of their existence."

"I Christa, and i am a college art student emphasizing in Printmaking. I only have a semester if printing under my belt, but i love it. All the different processes of printing fascinate me. Another thing about me is that i love children's books and i am going to hopefully be finishing my first one soon! I am in love with traditional art if thats how you want to some it up"

Hello, I'm Von. I'm currently working as a digital illustrator and enjoy coffee, shiny things, my family, books, games and art. You can check me out on the web at lavoniamartin.com.


If you would like your bio to appear here, or would like to update what is up there send us a note titled "Bio" with some stuff about yourself and your relationship with printmaking (100 words or less. ) (most of these are from Printmaking Club archives so far)