Relief Printmaking at Home with Hannah Batsel
Saturday, May 17, 2025
1pm to 3pm
About the workshop
Relief printmaking has countless applications for illustration and book arts, but it can often require expensive equipment, dangerous solvents, and lots of studio space. In this workshop, students will learn three methods for relief printmaking at home using solvent-free materials and a small tabletop press — or even just a wooden spoon. Students will leave with a lino-cut print they pull in the demo, as well as the knowledge and supply list to make their own prints at home.
About Hannah Batsel
Hannah Batsel, is a book artist, writer, and illustrator based in Chicago, IL. Originally from Marietta, GA, Batsel received her BFA in Printmaking and Book Arts from the University of Georgia in 2011 and her MFA in the same from Columbia College Chicago in 2016. Batsel’s handmade artist book work can be found in library and museum collections around the country, and her mass-market picture book, A is for Another Rabbit, can be found wherever books are sold. Batsel lives with her friends and partner in a spooky old house filled with books, taxidermy, and hundreds of houseplants.
Saturday, May 17, 2025
1pm to 3pm
About the workshop
Relief printmaking has countless applications for illustration and book arts, but it can often require expensive equipment, dangerous solvents, and lots of studio space. In this workshop, students will learn three methods for relief printmaking at home using solvent-free materials and a small tabletop press — or even just a wooden spoon. Students will leave with a lino-cut print they pull in the demo, as well as the knowledge and supply list to make their own prints at home.
About Hannah Batsel
Hannah Batsel, is a book artist, writer, and illustrator based in Chicago, IL. Originally from Marietta, GA, Batsel received her BFA in Printmaking and Book Arts from the University of Georgia in 2011 and her MFA in the same from Columbia College Chicago in 2016. Batsel’s handmade artist book work can be found in library and museum collections around the country, and her mass-market picture book, A is for Another Rabbit, can be found wherever books are sold. Batsel lives with her friends and partner in a spooky old house filled with books, taxidermy, and hundreds of houseplants.
Saturday, May 17, 2025
1pm to 3pm
About the workshop
Relief printmaking has countless applications for illustration and book arts, but it can often require expensive equipment, dangerous solvents, and lots of studio space. In this workshop, students will learn three methods for relief printmaking at home using solvent-free materials and a small tabletop press — or even just a wooden spoon. Students will leave with a lino-cut print they pull in the demo, as well as the knowledge and supply list to make their own prints at home.
About Hannah Batsel
Hannah Batsel, is a book artist, writer, and illustrator based in Chicago, IL. Originally from Marietta, GA, Batsel received her BFA in Printmaking and Book Arts from the University of Georgia in 2011 and her MFA in the same from Columbia College Chicago in 2016. Batsel’s handmade artist book work can be found in library and museum collections around the country, and her mass-market picture book, A is for Another Rabbit, can be found wherever books are sold. Batsel lives with her friends and partner in a spooky old house filled with books, taxidermy, and hundreds of houseplants.