Collagraph

collagraph print: a relief printing process. A block, which has been created by gluing differently textured materials to the surface, is sealed and then printed in the usual way.

Collagraph: Printing technique in which proofs are pulled from a block on which the artwork or design is built up like a collage, creating a relief.

COLLAGRAPH.
The print resulting from a collage of materials glued together on a base and printed as a combined relief and intaglio plate.

COLLAGRAPH - A collage of materials which are sealed on a board and inked. It can be printed by inking the depressed area (intaglio) or as a relief by inking the raised areas.

Collagraph:
A contemporary intaglio process in which prints are pulled from a block on which the design has been built up like a collage. Various objects are adhered to the block to build up the areas that will print white.

Collagraph
An intaglio printing process that uses a printing plate that has elements collaged to it. A collograph plate may also be used to make embossed prints.
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-graph - A suffix (word ending) referring to something written, drawn or recorded (such as a collagraph, collograph, holograph (not to be confused with hologram), monograph, photograph, pictograph) or an instrument for writing, drawing, recording, ...

collograph - A print made from an image built up with glue and sometimes other material. The inked image is transferred from plate to paper and is simultaneously embossed. The name derives from collage. Not to be confused with a collagraph or a ...

See also: Painting, Plate, Size, Aesthetic, Engraving