also known as silk printing.

Each print pulled from a plate or block is called an ______.

In ______ printmaking, the surface is carved away to make lines.

______ comes from the Italian word called ______.

A technique that generally yields only one good impression from each prepared plate. They are made by drawing on glass or a plate of smooth metal or stone with a greasy substance such as printer's ink or oil paint.

heavy circle of steel attached to a handle.

a print making technique where the surface's depth is not altered. Instead, images are made on a flat surface.

A collage of materials of various textures glued on to a printing plate, often a thin wood or cardboard. FOUND OBJECTS.

“floating world”.

meaning ‘stone’.

Woodblock printing in Japan. A technique best known for its use in ukiyo-e.

is a subset of planographic printmaking.

type of relief print making that emphasize bold lines and shapes.

a substance you apply once the stone is dry to create a border on the image area.

The basic principle that guides the lithography process:

the oldest form of intaglio printmaking and one of the most difficult to execute.

In Engraving, a steel rod with a sharp, oblique tip attached to a rounded top for the hand to firmly grasp onto to draw into a metal plate.

The process of carving out every letter of a book from a block of wood.

means ‘to cut in’.

is one of the most commonly used intaglio techniques.

meaning ‘draw’.

A planographic printmaking process in which a design is drawn onto a flat STONE (or prepared metal plate, usually zinc or aluminum) and affixed by means of a chemical reaction.

preparation of stone for lithography, called _______.

is a unique medium because the print isnt made directly from the surface of a Block or plate; instead, images are printed through a screen mesh using stenciling techniques.

Commonly used planographic technique is the ______.

meaning ‘glue’.

type of relief printmaking that offer more opportunities for complicated textures and subtle marks.

A printmaking technique that is usually characterized by flat, clearly delineated areas of color. An image is cut or gouged from a sheet of Linoleum, which is Softer and Easier to carve than wood. The surface is inked and paper laid on top, with printing accomplished either by rubbing manually with a spoon or similar tool, or on a printing press. RUBBER

this technique involves adding to the surface of a printing plate. to accomplish this, you begin by collaging thin items such as fabrics, plants, or plastic onto the plate.

This technique originated in the late 1800s and became a popular form of printmaking because is visual qualities mimic that of watercolor.

a process in etching that involves incising marks into a plate.

thin wax-like layer.

ukiyo-e example

Pop artists like ______ and ______, favored the medium.

______ are made by cutting into a sheet of linoleum.

In ______ printmaking, the surface is incised to create grooves.

are made with a large stab of limestone or metal plate and require an intensive process of developing an image on the stone or plate.

What do you call this technique in etching that allows you to achieve a range of shallow and deep grooves; where an incision is shallow, the ink will be more faint, and where the incision is deeper, the ink will be more prominent.

In collagraph, once the collage is complete, the whole plate is coated with a substance known as a _______.

an intaglio printing technique that is focused less on line, and more on shapes.

An intaglio printmaking process in which lines are cut into a metal plate in order to hold the ink. The plate can be made of copper or zinc.

An intaglio printmaking process in which lines or areas are incised using acid into a metal plate in order to hold the ink.