Printmaking introduces the student to fundamental printmaking techniques including relief, intaglio, collagraph, lithography, screen print and monoprint and shows how they can be used to achieve cutting-edge results.
Since many students are now interested in combining digital media with traditional methods, this book will demonstrate how to use the computer as an image-making tool and translate digital images into tangible works of art.
Each chapter features clear, step-by-step illustrations plus expanded case studies, which help the student understand the technical aspects of each printmaking technique. Also, each chapter features a profile with an international contemporary printmaker, including an interview as well as examples of their work.
Useful appendices featuring troubleshooting charts, which cover the common problems the beginning printmaker might face, as well as sources for further information, complete this useful textbook for beginners.
Bill Fick is a printmaker and Visiting Assistant Professor in the Art Department at Duke University who has exhibited his work internationally. He is also the director of Cockeyed Press, which specializes in the production of satirical linocut prints.
Beth Grabowski is a printmaker and a Professor of Art at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Most recently her work was exhibited in Berlin at an exhibition honouring Käthe Kollowitz. She is the author of ‘A Printshop Handbook’ (1991).
Contents
1. Practical Matters
2. Digital Processes
3. Screen Printing
4. Relief
5. Intaglio
6. Collagraph
7. Lithography
8. Monoprint
9. Mixed Media
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Author: Bill Flick and Beth Grabowski, English, Art General, Softcover, 292 x 220 mm, 240pp, 657 illustrations, ISBN: ISBN 978 1 85669 600 5,
Price: (ZA)R 395.00
Keywords: david-krut-print-workshop, DKW, Etching, Intaglio, Printmaking, prints, Techniques, William-Kentridge
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