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What are the 4 MATERIALS NEEDED for traditional silk screen printing?
1) 2) 3) 4)
Another term for screen printing, wherein the design is imposed on screen or mesh with blank spaces covered with waterproof substance and ink is forced on mesh opening.
STENCILING METHOD
Why is SCREEN PRINTING traditionally called SILK SCREENING?
_ was used before the invention of _.
What printing method is mainly for printing images and designs on t-shirts, tote bags, paper, wood and other materials
S
What printmaking process uses oils? Where does it get its name?
LITHOGRAPHY comes from the Greek terms "litho" meaning stone and "graphed" meaning to write.
What printmaking process is used to transfer ink to the paper or cloth? Where was it first recognized?
SCREEN PRINTING was first recognized in China.
A process of printmaking where EXPANDED OR PROTRUDING SURFACE is faced on a printing plate. Give an example.
RELIEF PRINTING is the simplest form of printmaking. An example would be RUBBER STAMPS.
What printmaking process has an image carved into a surface, with the HOLLOW area holding the ink?
INTAGLIO PRINTING is the opposite of relief printing.
What are the 4 METHODS OF PRINTMAKING?
RELIEF PRINTING, INTAGLIO PRINTING,LITHOGRAPHY, SCREEN PRINTING
What is the earliest printmaking technique?
WOODCUT was used in the Far East. It was used to print patterns in cloth or paper.
How are artworks produced in printmaking? What are examples of contact tools used?
Images or designs are TRANSFERRED BY CONTACT TOOLS (wood, plate, stone, or screen).
What is PRINTMAKING?
Process of creating prints through an artist's expression.