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Printmaking: Intaglio Techniques
Fall 2011 quarter
- Faculty
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Judith Baumann
printmaking, digital imaging, visual arts
- Fields of Study
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visual arts
- Description
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The art of incising lines and printing from copper plates dates back to the early 1400s. Students will learn to create rich, tonal, vibrant images using traditional techniques honed over the centuries. Monotypes, drypoint, engraving, etching, aquatint, stage biting, chine collé and a la poupée methods, and multiple-plate printing will be demonstrated throughout the quarter. Students will work toward developing a technical portfolio highlighting both craft and concept. Basic drawing skills are recommended.
- Advertised Schedule
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6-8p Tue/Thu
- Location
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Olympia
- Online Learning
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No Required Online Learning
- Books
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Greener Store
- Required Fees
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$20 materials fee
- Special Expenses
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Additional $50 - $100 for personal supplies including paper
- Offered During
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Evening