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Discover the art of callograph printmaking, a unique technique that involves using found objects to create stunning prints. The process emphasizes texture and craftsmanship. Start by assembling and securely attaching objects to form your block design. Then, apply thick ink with a brush or sponge and press paper onto the block using a brayer. Once lifted, you'll see the intricate image. Repeat the process to create a series of prints, ensuring each is signed and numbered. Unleash your creativity with this hands-on art form!
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Callograph Printmaking
Printmaking Vocabulary • Brayer – the roller used to apply ink or transfer image • Ink – like paint, but thicker and slower to dry • Block – the form that makes the design • Print – the block image on paper • Series – several prints of one block
Callograph • Making a block out of found objects • Emphasis on texture and pattern • Craftsmanship extremely important – it must stay together
Steps to making a callograph • Assemble found objects and glue or attach securely • Allow time to dry • Apply ink by dabbing with a brush or sponge • Lay paper over block • Roll with brayer • Lift paper away • Sign and number • Allow to dry - Repeat process to make series of 3