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PRINTMAKING

PRINTMAKING. History and Examples. WHAT IS A PRINT?. A Picture that is produced so that it can be MULTIPLIED Usually done on WOOD , METAL , or STONE. Origins and history:. First prints in china A.D. 105 ( ≈2000 years ago!)… …spread to Europe through Trade around 1300s.

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PRINTMAKING

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  1. PRINTMAKING History and Examples

  2. WHAT IS A PRINT? A Picture that is produced so that it can be MULTIPLIED Usually done on WOOD, METAL, or STONE

  3. Origins and history: First prints in china A.D. 105 ( ≈2000 years ago!)… …spread to Europe through Trade around 1300s

  4. Early uses of prints: Playing cards Religious images Books and pamphlets Advertisement (Posters) Just for Art

  5. Types of Prints: Relief Intaglio Lithography Screen printing

  6. Relief: Woodcuts Use negative/positive space Carve away parts you DO NOT want showing Raised surface (not carved) is inked to create a print

  7. Intaglio Scratching into metal plate Ink stays in the scratches, and this part creates image Examples: Engraving, Etching

  8. Lithograph Usually done on stone Draw image with crayon, cover with greasy paint (sticks to crayon) and Print

  9. ScreenPrinting Force ink/paint through a screen onto paper/cloth Use a stencil on screen to create image

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