Printmaking
I remember the students at Herron in the printmaking and painting departments to have a strong work ethic which kept me motivated to work in the studio, and to push my artwork as far as I could. Students were open to discuss work among one another and this created another venue for critique outside of the formal classes.
Dane Patterson (BFA ’02)
| Program philosophy | The printmaking curriculum provides a broad and intensive experience for printmaking majors…more |
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| Why study at Herron | Hundreds of artists, designers, scholars, and educators working today started their professional lives in earnest at Herron…more |
| Curriculum | Experimentation and innovation can be particularly gratifying when working in an age-old medium. more |
| Foundation year | In your foundation year at Herron, you will explore drawing, two-dimensional design, three-dimensional arts, color theory, the creative process,…more |
| Student work | Herron’s undergraduate programs support and motivate a vast range of artistic practices. But don’t take our word for it. View online portfolios of undergraduate student work. more |
| Admissions requirements | All prospective Herron students must first be admitted to Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. more |
| Faculty | View work by the Printmaking faculty. more |
| Facilities | The Printmaking Department area consists of three spacious adjoining studios: Lithography, Etching/Monotype/Woodcut, and Silkscreen. more |
