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1 Printmaking

2 History of Printmaking
Albrecht Durer

3 Simple Relief Prints Ken Swanson

4 Relief Prints are basically composed of four considerations
Negative/Positive Space Rhythm/Repetition (patterns/textures) Proportion (depth/space) Composition

5 We will also consider Concept/Meaning

6 Negative/ Positive Space

7 Rhythm/Repetition Prints by Ken Swanson

8 Rhythm/Repetition

9 Proportion – space/depth

10 Proportion – space/depth

11 Depth of Space?

12 Shading relates to printmaking!
HOW? Implied shading

13

14 Let’s Talk Composition
Negative & Positive Placement

15

16 Rule of Thirds

17 Natalia Moroz

18 Personal Meaning/Concept
The Scream Edvard Munch

19 Personal Meaning (Portrait)

20 Elizabeth Catlett Special Houses

21 What’s the concept?

22 What is this saying?

23 Surrealism Salvador Dali

24 Surrealism - Prints

25 shepard fairey

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