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1 * The process of creating a series of artworks from an original design. * Each print from a series is actually an original, just like a painting or drawing. * Printmaking goals are to create multiples of an original image, called running a SERIES.

2 GRAPHIC- Bold; simplified; to-the-point. FLAT COLOR= NO SHADING Eye-catching REPRESENTATIONAL- USE OF VALUES/ SHADING Subtle; detailed 3-D VS.

3 Albrecht Durer Melencolia (1514) 9 x 7 Etching

4 Etched Copper Acid Etching Stylus

5 30 x 42 Letterpress YeeHaw Print Industries Large woodtype Specimen (2008) Kevin Bradley Webb Wilder Webb Wilder Credo (2009) 11 x 18 Letterpress

6 Letterpress Machine Typeface

7 M.C. Escher Relativity (1953) 28 x 29 Lithograph

8 Lithographic Limestone Litho Crayon

9 Andy Warhol Silk Screen Print 40 x 40 Marilyn (1964)

10 Screen Printing materials Squeegee Screen

11 Katsushika Hokusai Great Wave off Kanagawa (1823) 10 x 15 Color Woodcut

12 Carving Tool Brayer Used to roll ink smoothly onto block Blades are interchangeable to create different lines

13 Leslie Cheney-Parr Sister Sows II 18 x 14 Reduction Linoleum Print

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