Semester Schedule Overview and Key Dates
This page outlines the ART 107 Screenprinting course schedule, detailing assignments, deadlines, and key topics to keep students organized throughout the semester.
Course Introduction
Week 1
Students will be introduced to the workflow of this course, introduce you to the studio and the materials and processes of screenprinting.
Exercises and Skills
Weeks 2 – 7
The initial work in this course is to become familiar with making prints. You will be taught different processes and how to best use the materials.
Student Project
Weeks 8 – 12
After exercises, students are introduced to the Student Project, and begin working on it.
Semester Schedule Details
This page outlines assignments, key dates, and topics to keep students informed throughout the ART 107 Screenprinting course.
Week 1: 2/3/26 Introduction
Introduction to screenprinting tools, materials, and basic techniques.
Week 2: 2/10/26 Stencils 1
Learn what a stencil is and how to use them for screnprinting.
Week 3: 2/17/26 Stencils 2
Apply last week’s learning by making or finalizing stencil prints.
Week 4: 2/24/26 Drawing Fluid 1
Students will learn how draw directly on a screen, and to use a more durable material.
Week 5: 3/3/26 Drawing Fluid 2
Students will apply learning to continue the prints previously begun with drawing fluid.
Week 6: 3/10/26 Emulsion & Exposure 1
Learn the step-by-step process of screen exposure and printing with emulsion fluid.
Week 7: 3/17/26 Emulsion & Exposure 1
Students apply last week’s learning to make prints accurate with emulsion.
Week 8: 3/24/26 Emulsion & Exposure 3
Prints are finalized for this phase. These prints should show accuracy and growth.
Week 9: 3/31/26 Spring Break 2026
There are no classes during Spring Break. Project work resumes next week.
Week 10: 4/8/26 Final Student Project 1
By this point students have a clear idea of what they will make, and which process(es) will be used.
Week 11: 4/15/26 Final Student Project 2
Students work on their prints and designs. Experimentation is encouraged at this stage1
Week 12: 4/22/26 Final Student Project 3
Students will critique thier work, and learn what is working well in the prints. Printing continues.
Week 13: 4/29/26 Final Student Project 4
Students continue to develop thier ideas for prints, and put the ideas to practice.
Week 14: 5/6/26 Final Student Project 5
Students move towards finalizing thier work, and being ready for the final presentation.
Week 15: 5/13/26 FINAL Presentation
Final print editions are presented. There is a class critique and print-sharing.