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An exploration of tools, types of prints, processes, and methods Intro to Printmaking An exploration of tools, types of prints, processes, and methods

Chauvet Cave, 28,000 BCE Print making goes all the way back to Caves found in France and Spain, where ancient civilizations used it as communication or markers. This is an example of a stencil. It is created by blowing pulverized pigment around the hand.

Today Printing is used for many, many things! Newspapers, Books, Magazines, and Texts Fabric, T-shirts, Bags, Clothing accessories Advertisements and labels AND in ART everywhere! Let’s go over some of the tools and vocabulary

Printing Ink Pigment based material. Ink is usually thicker than paint and dries slowly.

Brayer A small hand-held rubber roller used to spread ink evenly on a surface for printing.

BenchHook A metal plate with a raised edge on each end to hold woodcut or linocut in place on table while cutting

Gouge A tool for clearing non-image areas from a block of wood or linoleum.

MonoPrint A print pulled in an edition of one. It is a one of a kind and can not be recreated.

How to sign a print

Relief Printing Making prints by creating a raised design on a flat surface where ink is pressed onto paper.

Collograph A print made from an image that was built up using objects or materials. Embossing printmaking process using cardboard to create plate

Embossing

Intaglio Drypoint etching is an intaglio technique used in preparing plates for printmaking by means of which lines are scratched directly into the plate. Printing the areas where ink is in the crevices, by wiping away the top layer.

Screen Print Forcing ink through a stencil made on woven mesh. Called silk screening usually done making tee shirt designs

Swiss Playing Cards. 1745

“The Great Wave” Hokusai

“Day and Night” Escher

Love, 1067 Robert Indiana

“Campbell’s Soup Can” Andy Warhol