Monotype/Printmaking Quiz

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.

In monoprinting, the second print is called a ghost print.

• True

• False

Surface used to create an image that will be transferred; it may be metal, cardboard, linoleum, plexiglass, wood, etc.

• proofs
• ink tray

• plate

• palette

What is relief printing?

• Form of printmaking where the ink goes into the carved down areas

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

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

• Form of printmaking where you print off a gelatin plate.

***BONUS***

Which printmaking technique is commonly used to make graphic t-shirts?

(a)  

A (a)   knife is used to get ink out of it's original container.

I use this tool to roll the ink on my print block. 

• Baren

• Spatula
• Brayer
• Broomer

Type of printmaking in which an image is printed from lines that have been carved or etched into a metal plate.

• intaglio
• relief
• print

• planography

What do you apply onto your printing plate using a brayer?

• Paint
• Clay
• Ink
• Glaze

This type of printmaking uses a screen and a squeegee to transfer an image.

• Relief
• Intaglio
• MonoPrint
• Screen Print