Print Paper Book Concentration Ink, Paper, Process, & Endless Possibilities Within MCAD’s Fine Arts major the Print Paper Book concentration offers a hands-on learning experience across three disciplines: printmaking, papermaking, and the artist’s book. By investigating traditional processes, new technologies, and historical context, students expand the definition, audience, and possibilities of these versatile media. Course offerings encourage students to develop formal skills and craft while actively questioning how images, objects, and information are conceived and disseminated. Hear about the student experience Within the Print Paper Book concentration, you will: Explore traditional, photographic, and post-digital processes of printmaking, papermaking, and bookmaking. Investigate how images, objects, and information are conceived and disseminated. Gain foundational and advanced skills in a variety of creative media. Create a cohesive body of work based on your own creative methodology. Tell me more about Print Paper Book at MCAD Email CAPTCHA This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. Class Highlights This Bachelor of Fine Arts program emphasizes a collaborative process of working on teams with students from all MCAD majors. Required classes include: Relief Printmaking and Monotype Artists’ Books Printmaking Expanded: Wallpaper, Wearables, Whatever Dimensional Paper Printmaking and the Public Sphere Degree Information After MCAD There are many paths to explore with a degree in Print Paper Book. Potential careers include: Art Programs Administrator Print Production Artist Bookbinder Illustrator Additional Careers See what students in the major are making Previous Slide Image Sophia Uban Image Star Swift Image Star Swift Image Alexis Richards Image Tammy Mussack Image Kip Lou Image Emily Lewis Image Abbey Latourelle Image Samantha Dauer Image Brian Cunicelli Next Slide “A professor recommended I take a print course to expand the vocabulary of multiples that I was developing in my work. After taking courses in the Print Paper Book department, I knew it would be the path I would follow for the remainder of my undergraduate career. ” –Jonathan Herrera Soto ’17, Studio Artist Image Faculty Profile Howard Quednau MFA, MA, Northern Illinois University School of Art; BS, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Image Faculty Profile Howard Quednau MFA, MA, Northern Illinois University School of Art; BS, University of Wisconsin–Madison