What is Printmaking? History, Techniques and Complete Overview.
Printmaking is a versatile art form and encompasses a wide range of techniques such as relief printing, intaglio printing and screen printing.
Printmaking is a versatile art form and encompasses a wide range of techniques such as relief printing, intaglio printing and screen printing.
Mixed media art refers to artwork that incorporates a variety of different materials and mixed media techniques within a single art piece.
Wood Engraving is a printmaking technique another form of relief printing that involves carving an image onto a block of wood.
Monotype or monoprint is a printing technique where an image is created, typically on a plate, and then transferred onto paper or another substrate.
Woodcut printmaking also known as printmaking on wood is a form of relief printing where the desired image is carved into a block of wood.
Lithography process is a printmaking technique, and it involves creating images on a flat surface, typically a stone known as limestone.
Collagraph printmaking is a versatile and creative technique in the world of printmaking. It involves creating a printing plate through collage, hence the name “collagraph.” Artists construct the plate by adhering various materials such as paper, fabric, textured surfaces, and found objects onto a rigid substrate like cardboard, wood, or even metal. These materials are arranged to form a composition […]
Reduction printmaking involves creating a multi-colored reduction linocut print from a single block and carve away to print different colors.
Mezzotints process is a printmaking technique, done on copper and is rocked with a mezzotint tools called a “mezzotint rocker.”
Aquatint is an intaglio printing technique, that produces prints with tonal effects by using acid to bite into a metal plate of zinc and copper.