Fun with Monotype Printmaking Workshop and Demo with Jessica Fligg
Wednesday, June 17th from 10:00 am – noon in the WREN Gallery
$40 + $15 materials fee, $5 discount for WREN members | suitable for teens and adults
In this engaging workshop, participants will create unique, one-of-a-kind monotype prints using oil paint on Plexiglas. You will learn the fundamentals of this medium and discover how to print without a printing press by using common household items. The session will begin with a live demonstration of these techniques. Participants are encouraged to bring images to use for inspiration.
Please note that we will be working with oil paint and odorless mineral spirits, so participants are encouraged to bring an apron and rubber gloves.
About the Instructor:
Jessica Fligg is a nature-based artist who works primarily in oils, painting extensively both en plein air and in her studio. She also explores printmaking, drawing, and poetry, often drawing inspiration from the natural world and our interactions with it. Jessica began drawing at an early age with her great-grandmother and later studied at the New Hampshire Institute of Art.
She remains active in the arts, participating in local, regional, and national galleries and exhibitions. Her work has received numerous accolades, including an Honorable Mention in the “My Best Art” exhibition at Roux & Cyr International Gallery (2019), “Best Work By Young Artist” at Bryan Memorial Gallery (2023), “Best Impressionism” at the NOAPS Associate Members Exhibition (2025), and The Anthony Watkins Artist Choice Award at Wet Paint Tamworth (2026)
“For me, the creative process is a way to connect deeply with nature. Through my work, I aim to highlight the importance of protecting our natural areas for future generations.” – Jessica Fligg