The process of mixing colors to create new shades

The movement of a shape using rotation, reflection, or translation

A technique for carving into a printing plate

A way of layering paint for depth

He used only geometric shapes instead of organic forms

He added shading and color to create depth in his designs

He transformed mathematical patterns into recognizable figures like animals and people

He removed symmetry from his designs

A) Catlett focused on social issues and human figures, while Escher focused on mathematical patterns and illusions

B) Catlett used only black-and-white prints, while Escher used bright colors

C) Catlett’s work had no repetition, while Escher used only repeated shapes

D) Catlett painted landscapes, while Escher created sculptures

To help spread ink evenly on the printing plate

To secure the linoleum or woodblock while carving, preventing slipping

To dry prints quickly after inking

To create patterns in the ink before printing

A) A print made by rubbing a pencil over textured paper

B) A faint second print made using leftover ink from the original print

C) A print created with invisible ink

D) A special type of stencil used in screen printing

D) To create textures on the paper

C) To dry the ink quickly after printing

B) To apply ink evenly onto a surface

A) To carve intricate designs into a printing plate

D) The print is created using a digital printer

A) The image is carved into the surface, and the recessed areas hold the ink

B) The image is drawn directly onto the paper with ink

C) The raised areas of the surface are inked and printed