Printmaking - Monoprints

I use this tool to roll the ink on my print block. 

• Barren
• Spatula
• Brayer
• Broomer

Which type of printing creates just a one time print

• Relief
• Monoprint
• Intaglio
• Screen Print

A printing process by which areas are blocked out to keep ink from non-image areas.

• Etching

• Screen Print

• Monoprint

• Stencil

A printmaking method in which you add water soluble materials to a prepared plate in a way that creates an image to print.

• additive
• subtractive
• baren
• printmaking

A printmaking method in which parts of the applied color are removed to produce an image.

• additive
• woodcut
• subtractive
• ink tray

A form of printmaking in which the artist draws or paints on some material, such as glass or transparent film, and then prints the image onto paper.

• proofs
• subtractive
• matrix
• monoprint

A French artist famous for his paintings, sculptures, prints, and drawings. He is especially identified with the subject of ballet; his prints are in the additive style.

• Henri Matisse
• Edgar Degas
• Michaelangelo
• Caravaggio

Words referring to the condition of ink when it is ready to be rolled onto a plate.

• beady, crackling, staticky, tacky
• slippery, thick
• slimy, smooth
• moist, glossy

a unified, cohesive body of work that employs the same technique, subject, or palette throughout multiple works

• print

• etching

• edition

• series

What is a monotype print?

• A print that makes an unlimited number of copies.

• A print that makes 1 (but maybe 2-3) copies.

• A print that makes only 5 copies.

• A print that makes 50 copies.