About Masthead Print Studio
SHORT ANSWER: We love cool shit.
LONG ANSWER: By artists, for everyone. This space is devoted to the time-honored practice of creative problem-solving and community engagement. Our exhibitions and events revolve around concept and theme — and how artists and designers approach what is at times a single word or phrase. In bringing their mark, personality, and experience to creating mature, well-thought-out art, our contributors show the need for, and value of, original work.
Masthead × Phantom Hand Contributors
The studio is powered by a tight crew of Philadelphia-based artists, illustrators, and printmakers who bring distinct perspectives to every project and show.
Shawn Hileman
Graphic Designer / Illustrator / Screenprinter / Educator
Sam Heimer
Philadelphia-based Illustrator
Eamon Dougherty
Philly Cartoonist & Podcaster
Alex Eckman-Lawn
Philadelphia-based Artist
Reach the studio at mastheadgallery@mastheadprintstudio.com.
The quiet ritual of coloring has long held a place in both childhood and adult creative life. On these pages, you will find printable designs that invite a slow, deliberate engagement with line and shape. Whether the subject is a calm floral arrangement, a whimsical character, or an abstract pattern, each sheet offers a small canvas for personal expression. The act of choosing a color, staying within a boundary or breaking it, and watching an image come to life is a satisfying form of meditation. It is a practice open to anyone, requiring only paper, pigment, and a few quiet moments away from the screen.
This collection draws from a wide range of themes, from seasonal motifs and nature studies to beloved characters and cultural references. The goal is to provide something for every mood and interest, whether you are a teacher looking for a classroom activity, a parent seeking a rainy-day project, or an adult rediscovering the joy of a finished page. Each design is crafted with care, balancing detail with accessibility so that both beginners and experienced colorists find something to enjoy. The library continues to grow, shaped by the interests of the community it serves.
The studio behind these pages believes in the enduring value of handmade, thoughtful work. Coloring is not merely a pastime but a form of visual literacy, a way of understanding composition, contrast, and color theory without formal instruction. It is also a bridge between generations, an activity that can be shared quietly across a table. By offering these pages freely, the aim is to foster creativity, reduce stress, and remind everyone that making something beautiful does not require expensive tools or formal training. Just a page, a pencil, and a willingness to begin.