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    Printmaking is a process that creates duplicates of an image by transferring the image from a plate onto another surface using pressure. Originally not an art form, early printmaking included prehistoric cave engravings and 2nd century Chinese rubbings. Major developments included 15th century woodcuts and metal engravings in Europe. There are four main printmaking methods - relief, which leaves raised surfaces inked like woodcuts; intaglio, which inks recessed surfaces like etchings; planographic, which uses a limestone surface like lithography; and stencil, which uses a separate screen for each color like silkscreening. Each method is demonstrated with examples from artists throughout history.

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    Printmaking is a process that creates duplicates of an image by transferring the image from a plate onto another surface using pressure. Originally not an art form, early printmaking included prehistoric cave engravings and 2nd century Chinese rubbings. Major developments included 15th century woodcuts and metal engravings in Europe. There are four main printmaking methods - relief, which leaves raised surfaces inked like woodcuts; intaglio, which inks recessed surfaces like etchings; planographic, which uses a limestone surface like lithography; and stencil, which uses a separate screen for each color like silkscreening. Each method is demonstrated with examples from artists throughout history.

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    Printmaking is a process that creates duplicates of an image by transferring the image from a plate onto another surface using pressure. Originally not an art form, early printmaking included prehistoric cave engravings and 2nd century Chinese rubbings. Major developments included 15th century woodcuts and metal engravings in Europe. There are four main printmaking methods - relief, which leaves raised surfaces inked like woodcuts; intaglio, which inks recessed surfaces like etchings; planographic, which uses a limestone surface like lithography; and stencil, which uses a separate screen for each color like silkscreening. Each method is demonstrated with examples from artists throughout history.

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    PRINTMAKING

    WHAT IS PRINTMAKING?
    • Printmaking is the process of creating duplicates of an image.
    The process involves creating or plate on which the image is
    drawn, carved, etched, built, or painted. The plate and pressing
    on to another surface.
    HISTORY OF PRINTMAKING
    • Originally NOT an art form- just form of communication.
    • Pre- historic Era- Engravings found on stone, bones on cave
    walls.
    • 2nd century AD- Chinese produced rubbings, as far back as 2nd
    century AD.
    • Mid- late 8th century- japanese made authenticated prints, wood-
    block rubbings of Buddhist charms.
    HISTORY OF PRINTMAKING
    • Early 15 century- First wood cuts printed on paper ( German playing
    cards). First royal seals and stamp appeared in England for Henry VI.
    • Mid 15th century- Metal engravings introduced and became more refined.
    • Dürer- major influence on printmaking, famous for wood engravings and
    etching in Renaissance Europe.
    • Mid 1600’s- Early 1700’s- Master woodcutter, katsushika Hokusai
    produced 35,000 drawings and prints.
    PRINTMAKING METHOD

    • Relief Printing
    • Intaglio Printing
    • Planographic
    • Stencil
    RELIEF PRINTING

    • Relief printing is where a plate has multiple


    levels and the areas gouged or carved out remain
    uninked. Example are: woodcut, linoleum block.
    EXAMPLE OF RELIEF WOODCUT
    PRINT (THE WAVE OF HOKUSAI)
    ANOTHER WOODCUT RELIEF PRINT
    CHUCK CLOSE- THUMBPRINT
    PORTRAIT
    LINOLEUM BLOCK RELIEF PRINT
    by: Elizabeth Catlett
    LINOLEUM BLOCK RELIEF PRINT
    By: M.C Escher
    INTAGLIO PRINTING

    • Intaglio printing is where a plate has multiple levels


    and the areas gouged or carved out received the ink and
    transfer it. (Opposite of relief printing). Examples are
    etchings, engravings, and block prints that are inked
    properly and run through a press.
    INTAGLIO PRINT EXAMPLE
    By: Albert Durer St. Jerome
    PLANOGRAPHICS PRINTING

    • Process of printing where a detailed drawing may


    be completed on limestone. The process involves
    wax repelling ink. Prints what is on the surface of
    the plate. Lithography is an example.
    LITHOGRAPHY PRINT EXAMPLE
    By: M.C Escher
    LITHOGRAPHY PRINT EXAMPLE
    By: Wayne Thiebaud
    STENCIL PRINTING

    • A method of printing where open areas of a


    stencil or screen are printed. An example is silk
    screen printing. A separate screen is prepared for
    the printing of each color in a design. T-shirt
    design are common example of silk screen prints.
    STENCIL PRINT EXAMPLE
    THANK YOU!!
    PRESENTED BY:
    SHEREEN MAE P. NONZOL

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