modyule 1
Cards (10)
- Hand stencils were made by Cave men by blowing natural colored pigment over a hand held against a wall
- Ancient Chinese used seals to stamp over melted wax. The seals had religious purposes, used as healing devices by impressing therapeutic characters onto the flesh of sick people.
- Printing Woodblock printing, also known as xylography today is the first ever recorded method of printing. It became widely used for paper and textile printing. It uses engraved woodblock blocks.
- Metal movable type appeared in the late Japanese era. It was used to print banknotes and official documents. Copper-block print has square holes for embedding movable characters such that each printed paper money had a different combination of markers for preventing counterfeit.
- A printing press is a mechanical devise applying pressure to an inked surface thereby transferring an image.
- Invented by a Bavarian author, it is a method on printing on a smooth surface. It uses a chemical process to create image. There is a positive image to which the ink clings to and the clean side becomes the negative.
- Screen printing has its origins in simple stenciling by the Japanese,
- is a method of transferring a pattern by brushing, spraying, squeezing ink or paint through the open areas of a stencil.
- produces an image or pattern by applying pigment to a surface over an object with designed gaps. It creates the pattern or image by only allowing the pigment to reach some parts of the surface.
- is an instrument with a design created in it, in the form of design gaps. The gaps that are crafted normally allows pigment pass through.