What is a Block in printmaking?

A print made from gluing items to a block (Such as cardboard & leaves)

To sign, title, and edition a print you use what media?

A print is created by carving away material and letting ink sit on the raised surface.

A print is pulled first to check the appearance of the block before changing it if necessary.

"The Great Wave" by Hokusai is an example of what type of printmaking? 

What is the machine used to create prints?

The moment you have officially created a print

True or False:

A relief print is the oldest method in printmaking.

This happens when your design is scratched or etched onto a metal plate.

A type of printmaking that is used for shirts, bags, and others.

What is the medium of the Japanese prints?

True or False: Relief printmaking can be done either on wood or linoleum.

An intaglio printmaking technique in which lines are carved into a metal plate to hold the ink

What type of ink do we use for woodblock printing?

The method of using strong acid to cut into parts of metal is called ___________

In printmaking, an impression that is made when a print is done is referred to as a/an___________

Copper, zinc and metal are resources used to create ___________ in printmaking

A round, smooth pad is used to press the paper against an inked wood or linoleum block.