Expressive Printing unit:each creating a clean slate for

creating a clean slate for subsequent washes

resisting the splaying that ruins cheaper markers after a few sessions

These tools support that process with reliable performance and practical organization aids that make reviewing your notes as productive as taking them

glass-like gloss that makes dimensional work look professionally done

Her guidance combines practical fundamentals with the kind of encouragement that keeps you returning to your palette

Expressive Printing unit:each creating a clean slate forPrintmaking transforms when you stop following strict technical rules and start exploring what happens when techniques collide. Mary Dalton guides you through this experimental territory, demonstrating how traditional methods like monoprint and dry point can be pushed, combined, and reimagined to create genuinely expressive work. She covers paper dry point for soft, atmospheric marks, Mokulito lithography on plywood for unexpected textures, and