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Medium & Techniques | Linocut Stationary
ArtsClub See all classes by this school @ 1621 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC
Discover the art of linocut printing in this beginner-friendly workshop, where you’ll learn to carve, ink, and print bold designs using traditional linoleum blocks. Create an original stationery set while exploring the fundamentals of relief printing and experimenting with hands-on carving and inking techniques.
Medium & Technique | Linocut Printing
ArtsClub See all classes by this school @ 1621 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC
Learn the fundamentals of Linocut Printing in this beginner-friendly workshop, where you’ll carve, ink, and print your own bold, handmade designs. Guided instruction and all materials are provided for a fun, hands-on creative experience you can take home and display with pride.
An Introduction to Alternative Process
Penumbra Foundation See all classes by this school @ Virtual Classroom
Try historic photographic printing through hands-on experiments with cyanotype, salted paper, and albumen processes. The workshop offers practical advice for setting up a home workspace, safely handling chemicals, and sourcing materials affordably. Through live demonstrations and group discussion, build a strong foundation in alternative photography and uncover new creative directions.
Nov 1st
1–4pm ET
Meets 5 Times
Contemplative Calligraphy – the Italic Hand (Ages 16+)
Evanston Art Center See all classes by this school
Explore the elegant Italic hand through contemplative calligraphy practice using a broad-nib pen. Develop greater consistency in letterforms and spacing while learning basic principles of composition and layout. The techniques are well suited for envelopes, quotations, poetry, and other calligraphic artwork.
Oct 24th
10am–12pm CT
Meets 6 Times
Intro to Calligraphy
Chicago Botanic Garden See all classes by this school @ Online via Zoom
Elevate your event stationery with elegant, hand-lettered designs as you explore the art of Chancery Cursive. This beginner-friendly session guides you through essential techniques for crafting beautiful envelopes, place cards, and decorative quotes. Learn practical layout skills while building a strong foundation in classic italic lettering. Perfect for newcomers and those looking to refresh their style.
Nov 3rd
9:30am–12pm CT
Meets 3 Times
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Medium & Technique | Cyanotypes
ArtsClub See all classes by this school @ 1621 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC
Explore the history and techniques of cyanotype, one of the earliest photographic processes, while learning how light and water create vivid blue prints. In this beginner-friendly, hands-on studio class, you’ll experiment with found or personal materials to create your own cyanotypes, guided by expert artists and scholars.
Dupont Studio Session | Andy Warhol
ArtsClub See all classes by this school @ 1506 19th St NW, Washington, DC
Immerse yourself in the world of Pop Art by learning silkscreen printing techniques inspired by Andy Warhol, while creating your own bold, colorful masterpiece in this hands-on workshop.
Hand Lettering
Plaza Artist Materials & Picture Framing See all classes by this school @ 1776 E Jefferson St, Rockville, MD
What is “Brush Lettering?” Brush lettering is beautiful hand lettering that looks like calligraphy, but is created with a brush pen rather than a dip pen and ink. Brush pens provide a great way to get started with brush/hand lettering without the messy cleanup of traditional calligraphy. Heather will teach you how to create beautiful and elegant brush lettering that’s perfect for bullet journaling, invitations, stationery and more. You...
Modern Illumination Capitals
Plaza Artist Materials & Picture Framing See all classes by this school @ 1776 E Jefferson St, Rockville, MD
Explore memories and ideas for making pictures and symbol imagery that can be fitted together, forming a playful composition by drawing and painting inside, outside, or perhaps all around the Alphabet Letter(s) that you invent. This class is an adventure for individuals to invent, taking from within themselves a story to be told through fanciful, colorful and imaginative letter form drawings. Like a game of Clue, these “modern illuminated letters”...
Uncial Script Calligraphy
Plaza Artist Materials & Picture Framing See all classes by this school @ 1776 E Jefferson St, Rockville, MD
Learn two European Manuscript Hands: Unical of Late Antiquity and Half-Unical of the Early Middle Ages. All supplies provided.
Reviews for Printing Classes in Washington, D.C.
Printing Classes in Washington, D.C. are rated 4.3 stars based on 6 verified reviews from actual CourseHorse.com purchasers.
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Hand Lettering
I LOVED this class. I'm completely new to handwriting/calligraphy (and not at all an artist) but Heather (the instructor) was INSPIRING, sweet, friendly and a great teacher. She's seriously the most talented person I've ever met. I'm going to practice a lot so maybe someday I'll be good enough to take her more advanced classes! :) I'd highly recommend this class. It's reasonably priced (although if you want to continue what you've learned - you'll still need to buy the tools and materials from Plaza.) But they aren't very much - and it's nice to support a local art store. Heather was awesome! Loved her. -
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Modern Illumination Capitals
Great opportunity to learn from a master calligrapher, Joanne Wasserman.The focus of the class was on students developing ccontemporary interpretations of traditional illuminated manuscript capitals. Joanne emphasized the visual “stories” which might be told through using decorated letters as a springboard to the imagination of the artist. Even though illuminated script is a revered, centuries-old art, Joanne encouraged us to explore our own expressive style in the class projects. Materials provided were good quality and the instruction and inspiration by the teacher first rate! You definitely don’t have to be a calligrapher to take this class—only to have a willingness to put your own spin on a a beautiful traditional art form.