PRINTMAKING

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PRINTMAKING CERAMICS

• Journal and Pencil Please!

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FOUR MAIN TYPES OF PRINTMAKING

• Relief Printing
• Intaglio
• Planography (Lithography)
• Stencil Serigraphy

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Relief Printing This is printing from a raised
surface. 1. A simple example of relief
printing is a rubber stamp pressed into a stamp
pad and pressed onto a piece of paper. 2.
Relief printing plates are made from flat sheets
of material such as wood, linoleum, metal,
styrofoam etc. 3. After drawing a picture on
the surface, the artist uses tools to cut away
the areas that will not print. 4. Mirror Image
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• Intaglio
• 1. This describes prints that are made by
  cutting the picture into the surface of the
  printing plate.
• 2. Using a sharp V-shaped tool - called a burin
  - the printmaker gouges the lines of an image
  into the surface of a smooth polished sheet of
  metal or in some cases a piece of plexiglass.
• To make a print, ink is pushed into the lines of
  the design
• 4. The paper is literally forced into the small
  lines that have been cut into the plate. A
  variation of this technique is known as etching.

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Etching
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Planography (Lithography)
Planography is the printing of a flat surface.

1. A design or image is drawn on the surface with a
   greasy material - grease crayon, pencil or ink -
   and then water and printing ink are applied.
2. The greasy parts absorb the ink and the wet parts
   do not.

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• Stencil Serigraphy
• A stencil is a sheet of paper, fabric, plastic,
  metal or other material with designs cut,
  perforated or punched from it.
• Ink is forced through the openings onto the
  surface (paper, fabric etc.) to be printed.
• Sometimes called silk screening, serigraphy (seri
  means silk) is a type of stencil printing.

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Monotype Monotype is
a one time print The process permits only one
copy thus "monotype." Modern monotypes take
advantage of a wide variety of materials
including cardboard, etc., with artists creating
veritable collages on the surface, then printing
them for surprising results.
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Relief Printmaking Reverse Image Pulling a Print Brayer Edition Artist Proof Texture Pattern Printmaker Plate Positive Areas Negative Areas Plagiarize
                                                                                             
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How the project will be GRADED Printmaking
Ceramics!

• Product (Contents)
• You must make at least TWO linoleum relief plates
  and print 2 exceptional final prints of each
  designlater will come ceramics
• One side of the plate should display a creative
  and INTERESTING composition (you will receive
  more credit if it is based on an original idea!)
• NO logos, drugs, cigs., alcohol, no copying other
  artwork!!!!
• The other side should represent a repetitive
  design or pattern that cover the entire surface

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• Process (Craftsmanship)
• You must use the carving tools in a safe and
  appropriate manner
• Your image must be a mirror image on the linoleum
  plate
• Take care in your work KEEP it neat and
  organized!
• 4 sketches before you begin!

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• Studio time
• Stayed on task
• Worked continuously throughout the class period
• Must participate in clean up put materials AWAY
• Make up any missed days That means excused or
  unexcused, 3 tardies 1 absence