BEL 4 CCA HOMEWORK 2/2/2024

What is relief printing?

• Drawing with pencils

• Transferring ink onto a surface

• Carving or etching into a surface

• d. Spraying paint on paper

In relief printing, what gets inked to create a print?

• Raised areas

• Entire surface

• Indented area

• Background

Which tool is used for carving or cutting into a relief printing surface?

• Paint brush

• Palette knife

• Chisel of gouge

• Pencil

What do you call a print created by carving into wood?

• Metalcut

• Linocut

• Etching

• Woodcut

What is the primary characteristic of a relief print?

• Raised area

• Smooth surface

• Sunken lines

• Invisible pattern

What can you use to create texture in a relief print?

• Smooth surfaces only

• Water colour paints

• Felt tip pens

• Rough and textured surfaces

Which tool is commonly used to apply ink to the raised areas in relief printing?

• Roller

• Sponge

• Paint brush

• Palette knife

What is the primary advantage of relief printing?

• It creates smooth textures

• It works best on glass surfaces

• It is quick and straightforward

• It allows for intricate details

Why do we experiment with different surfaces in printmaking?

• To create one specific print

• To understand the printing process

• To waste materials

• To convince the viewer

Why do we use different objects like fruits in printmaking?

• Adds flavour to the print

• Makes print smell good

• Creates different textures and patterns

• Increase print speed