Printmaking Facilities

The printmaking studios at WSU provide a professional facility for explorations in print media at both the undergraduate and graduate level.

With 2,700 square-feet of combined space, resources include one room devoted to lithography, relief, intaglio, and associated processes, and a second exclusively for screenprinting. There is also a photo-processes room with a washout booth, pressure washer and exposure unit, and an acid and grounds room.

All spaces are vented for safe use of materials with the addition of pull-down vents and a downdraft worktable in the lithography and etching area.

Students working in printmaking also have access to the digital media facilities for medium format ink-jet printing and film generation.

Equipment

  • Takach presses
    • litho (34” x 60” with a 30” x 40”
      Plate Block)
    • litho (34” x 60″)
    • etching (34” x 60”)
  • Brand etching press (12” x 24”)
  • Showcard press (22” x 28”)
  • One-arm screen printing press
    (to 45” x 60”)
  • Manual screenprinting vacuum tables
    (approx 26” x 38”)
  • Amergraph AdVantage 150
    (31” x 41” exposure unit)
  • Litho stones (up to 22” x 30”)
  • Vertical etching tanks
    (up to 18” x 24”)
  • Grabbit roller and large diameter rollers
  • Aquatint Box (for plates up to 18” x 24”)
A student using a roller and ink in the printmaking studio with professor Kevin Haas.

Learn more

Specialize in printmaking for your WSU art degree.

Contact our faculty artists to learn more about facilities.

Alma Rocha
Instructor
alma_rocha@wsu.edu
509-335-8731


Printmaking Handouts