Mary Feld is a printmaker, educator, and founder of Studio Offcut, a small print studio built around reuse, handwork, and visual experimentation. Her practice sits somewhere between graphic design, protest graphics, and the slow joy of making things with your hands. Over the past decade, she has worked with artists, publishers, student groups, and independent brands to turn rough ideas into physical printed objects. Mara is especially interested in the T-shirt as a democratic format: wearable, affordable, visible, and impossible to ignore. Her workshops are known for being relaxed, messy, and surprisingly reflective. She encourages participants to stop over-polishing their ideas and start working with what is already on the table. At the event, Mara leads Print Your Own Manifesto Tee, a hands-on silk-screen printing workshop where people turn slogans, symbols, and creative statements into wearable pieces. The session is designed for beginners as much as experienced makers. Her goal is not to help everyone make a perfect shirt, but to help them leave with something that says what they mean. Expect ink, cotton, imperfect edges, and a room full of people remembering that making can still be physical.