Dylan Sowle
I’m just a teenage dirtbag, baby.
Dylan Sowle is now located in the beautiful city of Chicago. Send me an email for job inquiries and freelance opportunities. I’ll design your logo, draw you a monster, or come to your pizza party.

I’m just a teenage dirtbag, baby.
Dylan Sowle is now located in the beautiful city of Chicago. Send me an email for job inquiries and freelance opportunities. I’ll design your logo, draw you a monster, or come to your pizza party.


Jessica Christy is a printmaker, designer, and North Dakota native living in the Chicago area. She received her MFA from the University of North Dakota in 2011 and has since created works that challenge the status quo of human activity and the resulting impacts. Heavily influenced by her upbringing in the Dakota culture, Christy often weaves the Native experience into her pieces. Her work has shown both nationally and internationally; most recently, in a solo exhibition, Domestic Tides / Indigenous Mind, here at Spudnik Press in Chicago, Illinois.
Jessica Christy is a printmaker and designer. She received her MFA from the University of North Dakota in 2011 and has since created works that challenge the status quo of human activity and the resulting impacts. Her work combines found images, photographs, text, and hand drawn marks, and utilizes various materials from paper to found wood and glass to textiles.
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Favorite Process: Polyester Plate Litho
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Emily Shopp grew up in Dallas, Texas. In 2013, she received her BFA in Printmaking at Stephen F. Austin State University, where she was the 2012 recipient of the Cole Dean’s Award in Art. Shopp has been included in various juried exhibitions including the Printmaking National Exhibition at Mark Arts in Wichita, Kansas and 23rd Arts in Harmony 2018 Annual International Show in Hopkins, MN. She currently lives and works in Chicago, IL.

Elke Claus began her career at Rutgers University in New Jersey, where she worked in a professional print studio, The Rutgers Center for Innovative Printmaking. At the same time, she was an intern at Franklin Furnace, an avant-garde art space in Tribeca and home to the country’s largest collection of artist’s books.
After moving to Chicago, she became a teacher at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has been a printmaking instructor at Anchor Graphics, Columbia College, After School Matters, and The Hyde Park Art Center.
Her most constant ambition has been as a printmaker/artist, which has been exemplified by numerous solo shows. She has exhibited in New York City, Berlin, and throughout the Midwest.
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Fashion Designer/screenprinter who wants to bring elegance to everyday apparel.

Logan Kruidenier is an artist and teacher from Goleta, CA and currently based in Chicago. His work explores narratives, daydreams and the art of masking. He bikes around the city and eats peanut butter from the jar.
I am a multi-media artist. I love making comics (read on my Tumblr and Ello pages), prints, drawings, and most recently I have begun staging public art installations and performances. The format of the Narrative is important to my work, as are the themes of immersion, identity, and consumption. My industry experience includes designing logos, creating custom brands, illustration, concept art and storyboarding.
Send me an email if you would like to get in touch. I am always interested in any ideas you may have concerning collaboration, omelette combinations (personal favorite: broccoli, mushrooms, spinach and cheddar) or other questions. -Logan : > )

Always messing around with various processes, especially screen printing and relief.

I come to printing from a sculptural point of view. Although I made mostly sculpture when at SAIC, lately I have been teaching myself to print on non traditional materials, primarily glass and clay. My imagery is politically inspired. I have been experimenting with jewelry lately, and love how this miniature art form is a populist vehicle via the internet to reach a wide non-art audience.

I’m old. I’m a dad. I’m an educator. I’ve lived all over. Life is full of challenges.

A graphic designer with a background in illustration and love of printmaking. Creating bespoke cards and invitations on my Kelsey Excelsior press and screenprint has become a passion and creative outlet.

Genevieve DeVille is a multi-disciplinary artist, designer, and craftsperson from Atlanta, GA. Her work consists of various media including photography, illustration, printmaking, textiles, wood-working, and ceramic sculpture. This cross-disciplinary approach informs her practice and shapes her buoyant style.