ARTS.3680 Relief Printmaking

Id: 042132 Credits: 3-3

Description

Relief Printmaking focuses on western relief printmaking using subtractive methods with carving tools on linoleum and wood to produce both single and multicolor prints. Presentations will explore and show examples of the historical and contemporary use of relief printmaking as an accessible method to distribute information and imagery and also as a means to produce a fine art print. Emphasis will be given on relief technique building using a printmaking press, traditional printmaking tools, shop etiquette and exploratory research to tie each individual students' concepts and interests to the imagery they create.

Prerequisites

ARTS.1010 Art Concepts I, and ARTS.1560 Drawing II.

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