Sue Oehme
Sue Oehme is the Master Printer of Oehme Graphics in Steamboat Springs. Before launching OG, she was the Director/ Master Printer at Riverhouse Editions. Oehme has taught print workshops at institutions across the country including University of Denver, Boston University, Scripps College, Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Women’s Studio Workshop, Brandeis University, and Northwestern University.
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Sue's Workshops
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Students of any skill and knowledge level.
Aug 31 - Sep 4, 2026Past9 AM - 5 PM
Oil and Water: Collagraph, Stencils, and Monoprint
Sue Oehme
Tuition $1,250
Code R1414-26
This versatile and dynamic monoprint workshop utilizes both water-based and oil-based media, printing from collagraph plates and stencils. Participants create textured plates by building up varied surfaces with acrylic mediums and more traditional, drypoint Plexiglas plates, combined with collage materials and Duralar stencil shapes. These inspiring techniques work well with both abstract and representational imagery, adding new methods and visual effects to the printmaking practice. Each student is guided individually by the instructor, and offers group demos daily.
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Students of any skill and knowledge level.
Jul 29 - Aug 2, 2024Past9AM - 5PM
Oil and Water: Collagraph, Stencils & Monoprint
Sue Oehme
Tuition $1,160
Code R0908-24
This versatile and dynamic monoprint workshop utilizes both water-based and oil-based media, printing from collagraph plates and stencils. Participants create textured plates by building up varied surfaces with acrylic mediums, along with using more traditional drypoint Plexiglass plates combined with collage materials and Duralar stencil shapes. These inspiring techniques work well with both abstract and representational imagery, adding new methods and visual effects to the printmaking practice. Each student is guided individually by the instructor, as well as offered group demos daily.
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Open to All
Students of any skill and knowledge level.
Aug 29 - Sep 2, 2022Past9AM-5PM
Building Plates, Overlapping Color
Sue Oehme
Tuition $1,050
Code R1312-22
During this hands-on, experimental printmaking workshop, students explore many different nontoxic methods of creating intaglio plates, including plexiglass and mat board matrices, as well as solar plates. Color relationships are a prime consideration during the creation of imagery. Students are encouraged to think ahead about printing their plates (together or separately) in color with wiping/rolling techniques to utilize overlapping color areas. Complex color applications merge with various textures to create extraordinary effects and dynamic, multilayered, one-of-a-kind prints.
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