Handmade Prints: An Introduction to Creative Printmaking without a Press

Handmade Prints: An Introduction to Creative Printmaking without a Press

by Anne Desmet (Author), Anne Desmet (Author), Jim Anderson (Author)

Synopsis

This book is a general guide to printmaking by hand. Comprehensive and innovative, this practical introduction ranges from potato prints to multi-colour linocuts; from collage to screenprints; from prints made with pipe cleaners and burger boxes to three-dimensional indented sculpture. The advantage of the techniques covered are that they do not require expensive equipment or much space, and are suitable for all age groups. Easy to follow for the beginner, Handmade Prints also offers invaluable insights for the experienced printmaker. All the methods described require little specialised equipment and can be carried out at home on the kitchen table. They can be accomplished at many levels of expertise: in an artist s professional practice; as a school or college activity; or by enthusiasts of all ages to make unusual, inventive artworks or to transform home decor. The text is clearly written and highly illustrated with work done by people of all ages.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 144
Edition: 2Rev Ed
Publisher: A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Published: 01 Dec 2005

ISBN 10: 0713677082
ISBN 13: 9780713677089
Book Overview: Very well-known authors User-friendly approach Methods described require little specialised equipment - can be carried out at home Of interest to both the beginner and the experienced artist Suitable for all ages Beautifully illustrated

Author Bio
Anne Desmet is a well-known wood engraver and is the editor of Printmaking Today. Her work can be seen in collections throughout Europe, most notably in the Ashmolean Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Jim Anderson is a well-known printmaker and is a fellow of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers. He runs courses on printmaking.