Make your own printing blocks and design your own printed patterns in this printmaking workshop inspired by Elizabeth Catlett. Print your designs on a canvas tote, fabric panel, or set of cards.
Elizabeth Catlett is an African American artist who worked in many artistic forms including sculpture, painting, and printmaking over a 70-year career. She is known for her artworks depicting women's endurance of the harsh realities of racism, segregation, and poverty, women's strength as mothers, and using her artistic voice to promote social change.
Learn more about the themes of Catlett's work and explore the process of printmaking in our ColorLab workshops.
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