In the Studio with...

We’re excited to invite you to take part in In the Studio With, a feature series spotlighting contemporary printmakers and artists whose work connects process, place, and personal expression.

Each post offers a look behind the scenes — into your studio, your tools, your methods — but also into the deeper motives and thoughts that shape your creative journey. We're interested in both how you make and why you make.

Please answer the questions below with honesty and in your own voice. You’re welcome to skip any questions that don’t resonate. To keep the post engaging (about 5 minutes), we’ve suggested word counts per question.

We also ask that you send 4–6 high-quality images with your responses:

1–2 images of finished work
1 portrait or in-process photo
1–2 images of your studio or tools

We’re thrilled to share your work, voice, and practice with our community!

Name and pronouns

As you'd like them to appear in the feature

Website and/or social media handles

We'd love for people to follow your work

Location

Where you live/work – city, state, or region

Briefly introduce yourself and your work (100-150 words)

A brief artist bio. What do you make? How would you describe your practice?

What first drew you to print — and what keeps you engaged? (80–120 words)

What tools, presses, or techniques are central to your process? (60–100 words)

Feel free to mention specific machines, tools, inks, or workflows.

What inspires your work — visually, emotionally, or intellectually? (80–120 words)

How does your background or personal history show up in your work? (80–120 words)

This can be cultural, familial, experiential, etc.

Tell us about a recent project or piece you’re proud of. (100–150 words)

Describe the idea, process, challenges, or outcomes.

What themes or questions keep resurfacing in your work? (60–100 words)

Who or what are some creative influences that continue to guide or inspire you? (60–80 words)

What are you working on now — or dreaming up next? (60–100 words)

Is there anyone you recommend for us to reach out to as a future artist in this series (optional)

This could be a friend, mentor, colleague