An illustrated and highly practical guide to the technique of making collagraphs. Collagraphs are prints that can be made in a number of ways: from collages, relief sculpture, caste plaster plates, carved, stripped and layered plates, plates painted with glues or even from a combination of all these methods. The flexibility of this process means that it is one of the most fluid approaches to printmaking which gives you greater creative freedom than other methods. In this book, explore a wide range of techniques with practical hints about choosing materials and printing methods to achieve the best results. You can also learn all about the historical use of collage in printmaking, looking at the work of artists like Picasso, Georges Braque and Kurt Schwitters. With illustrations of the work of many different British and international collagraph artists, this book is the perfect practical and inspirational guide for printmakers of all levels.

An illustrated and highly practical guide to the technique of making collagraphs.

About the Author
Brenda Hartill is one of the most prominent collagraph artists working today. She runs studios in London and Spain and has exhibited internationally. She is also a fellow of the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers. Richard Clarke is a printmaker and freelance editor for several fine art printmakers. His work has appeared at several exhibitions in London.

Reviews
This useful handbook gives an interesting, informative account of Hartill's approach to materials and processes in an attractive, precise manner. * Printmaking Today *



Book Information
ISBN 9781912217243
Author Brenda Hartill
Format Paperback
Page Count 128
Imprint Herbert Press Ltd
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Weight(grams) 294g