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    Relief Prints: (Lesson 1-3 Quarter)

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    Printmaking involves transferring an inked image from one surface to another to create copies of the image called prints. It has been a popular art form because it is inexpensive and enjoyable to make multiple original prints. The artist creates a printing plate and uses it to make an edition of identical prints, which are numbered and signed. After completing the edition, the artist destroys the printing plate.

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    Relief Prints: (Lesson 1-3 Quarter)

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    Printmaking involves transferring an inked image from one surface to another to create copies of the image called prints. It has been a popular art form because it is inexpensive and enjoyable to make multiple original prints. The artist creates a printing plate and uses it to make an edition of identical prints, which are numbered and signed. After completing the edition, the artist destroys the printing plate.

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    Printmaking involves transferring an inked image from one surface to another to create copies of the image called prints. It has been a popular art form because it is inexpensive and enjoyable to make multiple original prints. The artist creates a printing plate and uses it to make an edition of identical prints, which are numbered and signed. After completing the edition, the artist destroys the printing plate.

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    Relief Prints: (Lesson 1-3 Quarter)

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    Printmaking involves transferring an inked image from one surface to another to create copies of the image called prints. It has been a popular art form because it is inexpensive and enjoyable to make multiple original prints. The artist creates a printing plate and uses it to make an edition of identical prints, which are numbered and signed. After completing the edition, the artist destroys the printing plate.

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    Relief

    Prints
    (Lesson 1- 3rd Quarter)

    Printmaking
    is the
    process of
    transferring
    an inked
    image from
    one surface
    to another.

    Like murals, printmaking


    has always been popular
    because its easy and fun
    to make. Making prints
    also uses inexpensive
    materials.

    With printmaking, you can make


    copies of an image several times.
    Each one is considered an original
    print.

    A print is
    the image
    the artist
    makes
    from the
    printmakin
    g process.

    An edition is
    a set of
    identical
    prints that
    are
    numbered
    and signed.

    After completing the


    edition, the artist
    destroys the printing
    plate so that it can
    no longer be used.

    Observe lines, shapes,


    texture, and contrast
    Check out different items and
    identify the straight lines from
    the curved lines, the small
    shapes from the big shapes,
    and the smooth from the rough
    texture. With these, you can
    apply contrast in your prints.

    Contrast is the design


    principle in using opposites.

    ALTERNATED PRINT
    DESIGNS

    REPEATED PRINT DESIGNS

    Some even have a


    radial
    arrangement. Its
    called radial
    because the image
    is distributed
    around a central
    point and radiates
    from it.

    ANSWER:
    Lets Practice A & B
    78-79

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