Collagraph Printing

Why is it called a Collagraph?

• Because you are calling something

• Because it's created through collage

• Because you are called to make one

In 1955 _______ coined the term collagraph when he glued various materials together to create a matrix.

Review The Main Types of Printmaking and Examples of Each

Match the following

• Unique Prints

• Relief

• Dry Point

• Intaglio

• Linocut

• Planographic

• Material blocking ink

• Monotype

• Lithography

• Stencil

Reorder the following for the steps of creating a collagraph

• Determine Design

• Ink & Print

• Create Matrix

• Gather Materials

What is a motif?

• A style of painting

• A theme or idea present throughout various artworks

• A single theme only shown in one artwork

How is it possible the Collagraphs could belong to both Relief & Intaglio printing?

REVIEW : Monotypes

Groups:

(a) Additive Method

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(b) Subtractive Method

• Dry Brush

• Paintbrush

• Drip

• Brayer

• Wipe Away

• Eraser

How is a collagraph different from a monotype?

REVIEW:

Who invented the printing press?

• Thomas Edison

• The Han Dynasty China

• Johannes Guttenberg

The oldest known Woodblock Print is from where?

• The Han Dynasty China

• Germany

• Egypt