Young artists (ages 10-14) are welcome to join me in my cozy studio in Exeter, NH, for 6-week sessions on Wednesday afternoons. We’ll cover basic linocut techniques, starting with planning and executing a single-color linocut, and then growing our skillsets based on interest.

“My daughter absolutely loved the class and is really excited to come back and do more!”

*Winter print club is currently running. If you have a teen who is interested in a future session, send me a note and I’ll add you to my contact list.

Making art can be lonely, especially when you’re trying to get started. You’ve probably taken workshops but spend most of your time working alone. Over the years I have greatly benefitted from participating in group critiques and being mentored; just having someone to ask questions or bounce ideas off of is so helpful.

In 2026, I can be your print friend.

Print friend is for people of all ages who consider themselves beginners in relief printmaking and would like some help in developing skills one-on-one.

As your print friend, I can help with technique and skill building, giving gentle feedback and encouragement along the way.

The way I see it, printmaking is all about problem solving. Maybe you’re stuck on registration. Maybe your ink isn’t printing consistently. Maybe you need help sourcing materials. I don’t have all the answers but I am a very good problem solver and have dealt with many of those questions myself over the years!

This will work through hourly sessions (either in-person or over zoom), and the number of sessions will depend on your goals (no minimum required).

Two-block Woodcut Printmaking

Snow Farm New England Craft Program

Oct 9-12, 2026

Create a unique small edition of two-block woodcut prints! Explore the basics of how to make wood block prints: planning, prepping, sketching, and carving the wood blocks themselves. Practice essential printing skills like registration and inking, and learn printing techniques for work by hand or with a press. Students will experiment a bit, and then create their own small edition of woodcut prints, using nontoxic, vegetable oil-based printing inks. Some basic experience with block printing would be helpful, but not necessary for success. All levels welcome.