Workshop Fee (includes materials fee): $140
Scholarship available; click here to apply.

This is an in-person workshop. As of January 2023, masks are strongly encouraged but not required unless otherwise indicated. 

A trace monotype is a form of unique print made without a press. Using a plexiglass plate and water-based inks students will create prints by laying down paper on a lightly inked surface and pressing into the back of the paper with a variety of mark making tools.

The resulting one-of-a-kind prints will be used to create a pop-up accordion book. The spontaneous and playful qualities of these prints adapt well to both figurative and abstract themes and the intricate line quality can be used to add detail and text. 
 

>> Prerequisite: None <<

Materials to Bring: None. All tools and materials will be provided. Students can bring an idea for a theme or just see what happens when they experiment with the materials.

Date & Time: Sunday, July 2, 2023 :: 11am-5pm

Location: 375 Rhode Island St, San Francisco, CA 94103

NOTE: Please read over the SFCB Registration Policies before signing up for a class. Registration will close three days prior to the start date of the workshop to allow the instructor time to prep materials for class. 
 

About the Instructor | Stephanie Jucker (she/her)

Stephanie Jucker is an exhibiting artist who uses mixed media and printing techniques in her paintings, books and art installations. Originally from London, where she earned her BFA, Stephanie has an MFA from Syracuse in painting, printmaking and ceramics. She is currently exhibiting at Modern Eden Gallery in San Francisco and teaches at College of Marin, San Francisco Center for the Book, Kala, and University of Pittsburgh Art Gallery.

Past Student Reviews:

"Class was fun, instructive, and inspiring."

"I’m not always willing to try new things so I really appreciated how supportive and encouraging she was. Directions were very clear for a novice like me. I’m thrilled that I took a risk."

"Our instructor, Stephanie Jucker, was thorough in her demonstration and quite personable. She conveyed the idea of the book telling a story with colors, textures and imagery - without words! Stephanie's easy going manner and easy to follow instructions made this class a real winner!  Kudos to Stephanie!!!"