Everyone is welcome to join us in the studio.
Our print sessions blend the freedom of an open studio with the support of a class. Work at your own pace on your own projects, with expert printmakers on hand to demonstrate, troubleshoot, and guide as needed. It's a space for curiosity and growth, where printers of any level learn from us and from each other.
No experience is necessary to attend these sessions, and new folks can join on a rolling basis. There are a few ways to join us in the studio:
All print sessions include access to all shared equipment, tools, and everyday studio supplies.
Those new to Campfire are offered a complimentary starter kit to allow for a friendly introduction to printmaking without needing to first invest in supplies. Following initial projects, attendees bring their own plates and paper, and can purchase limited supplies directly through Campfire.
Drop-in most Wednesdays between 5pm and 7pm to tour the studio & ask questions.
Meet your printers
Angee Lennard is a printmaker and non-profit leader. She became serious about printmaking when she started Spudnik Press in her apartment in 2007. Since then, she’s been printing collaboratively with all kinds of artists. Her current work focuses on print publishing through Process/Process.
Favorite processes: everything intaglio
Loves making prints that combine processes or tinker with convention
Embraces trouble-shooting and the more technical aspects of print
Colin Palombi is a Montessori educator and artist working in printmaking, as well as video and animation. He's been printing since 1996, when he made his first screenprinted shirt for his band Pumpernickel. He loves building creative, collaborative spaces for printers of every age and experience level.
Favorite processes: screenprinting and monotype
Loves making prints with students and families
Embraces the intuitive aspects of artmaking and working spontaneously
