There are
many different forms of printmaking, such as Intaglio, Lithography, Serigraphy,
Monotype, and Relief. Relief is to give the impression that the material is
raised compared to the background. Woodcut relief is very interesting and time
consuming. You have to be very careful when doing this; one mistake can ruin
the entire piece. Another technique is wood engraving, where the artists work
an image into wood. The piece "Growing Corn" by Paul Landacre you can
see the detail the artist puts into his work. I find his work eye catching with
the detail in all his work and the shading. In mezzotint, the print is made
from engraved copper which is seen the print "Keith" by Chuck Close.
The piece was constructed from a photograph then he transferred it to a canvas
and used his techniques to add realism and texture. I love this picture, it
seems so real and I can see all the work he put into it with texture.
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