A generic term for printmaking where raised surfaces are inked and printed; non-image areas have been cut away so that they will not print.

• proofs
• woodcut
• monoprint
• relief

Safety accessory used to provide a stop for the matrix and a safe place for fingers; carving is accomplished by pushing away from the body.

• spoon
• bench hook
• carving tools
• ink tray

A kitchen utensil that is used to rub paper against an inked matrix to lift the image from the matrix.

• monoprint
• bench hook
• spoon
• intaglio

Special substances in tubes or jars of the type that will roll onto a surface forming static, tacky sounds.

• printing ink
• acrylic paint
• oil paint
• watercolor

An assortment of cutters that make different shaped grooves in all matrixes of relief printing.

• ink tray
• intaglio
• carving tools
• spoon

Words referring to the condition of ink when it is ready to be rolled onto a plate.

• beady, crackling, staticky, tacky
• slippery, thick
• slimy, smooth
• moist, glossy

A printmaking method in which parts of the applied color are removed to produce an image.

• additive
• woodcut
• subtractive
• ink tray

A relief print carved into linoleum as the matrix; also called a lino print or lino cut.

• relief
• intaglio
• woodcut
• linoleum print

What is this tool called?

• Baren

• Brayer

• Bench Hook

• Gouge

What is monoprinting?

• Form of printmaking where the raised areas are inked and printed.

• Form of printmaking where only 1 original can be made.

• Form of printmaking where the carved in areas get inked.