ARTS 230 — Printmaking I
Previously ARTT 202. Printmaking I is an introduction to non-acid intaglio processes and techniques including printing and editioning. Starting with monotypes and mono-prints, students will explore variety of applications and methods on non-acid etching techniques including DryPoint, Collagraph, Embossing, Xerox transfer and Relief Roll. Printmaking I allows students to try a number of different solutions using elements of art such as line, texture, tonal masses, layering and color, etc., to explore the medium for its intrinsic qualities and allows for developing individual sensibility and imagery. The esthetic values of the intaglio print processes, properties of inks and paper, editioning, exhibiting, care and storage of prints will be addressed in detail pertinent to the practice of Printmaking I.
Prerequisites: ARTS 100, ARTS 101, ARTS 102, ARTS 103, ARTS 104, ARTS 252