• Monoprint Magic: A Hands-On Exploration of One-of-a-Kind Prints

    June 13, 10 am-12 pm est. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to the expressive and experimental art of monoprinting, a form of printmaking that results in unique, one of a kind prints. Participants will explore direct printing techniques using a plexiglass plate, water-based inks, and a variety of textures, stencils, and natural materials. No two prints are ever the same, making this an exciting and spontaneous creative process.The workshop is ideal for beginners and seasoned artists looking to loosen up and explore new techniques. Available for: Adults and teens, ages 10+ of all skill levels. No prior printmaking experience is required.MaterialsProvided by Instructor:-plexi -glass plates-Brayers-Water-based printing inks-Papers-Stencils, textures, and found objects for printingParticipants Should Bring:-An apron or wear old clothes-Optional: leaves, lace, or textured materials they’d like to experiment with
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      Refunds are available with a 24-hour notice; exceptions may be made due to illness, weather at Aplomb's discretion. 

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    • About the instructor: Jade Ruscio is an artist, designer, and educator born on the North Shore of Massachusetts and currently based in Kittery, Maine. She received her BFA in Graphic Design from Montserrat College of Art and works across printmaking, ceramics, freelance design, and teaching at a local nonprofit.
      Her work explores ritual, gathering, and the sacred spaces the queer community creates. Drawing influence from spiritual and visionary art, she uses color, pattern, and form to shape experiences that hold memory, intimacy, and care. She approaches making as world-building, creating spaces that feel intentional, tender, and expansive. Her practice is rooted in a background of community organizing and advocacy, guiding her work with empathy, collaboration, and a commitment to meaningful connection.

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