
VISUAL REFERENCE / 17 items
Techniques & Production Processes
Classifies production operations, processes, and methods applied to materials, such as washes, carving, and printing.



Dog collage making
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Collage assembly
A making technique that arranges materials into one image.
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Medium-sized dog
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Embroidery
A textile embellishment technique characterized by thread stitches, directional sheen, and raised marks on cloth.
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Intaglio printing a dog
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Intaglio printing
A printing technique that transfers ink from recessed areas of a plate to paper.
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Medium-sized dog
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Mosaic assembly
A assembly technique characterized by repeated small pieces, joints, and segmented color fields.
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Medium-sized dog
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Paper cutting
A cutting technique characterized by cut contours, positive-negative shapes, and layered paper.
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Medium-sized dog
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Paper folding
A forming technique characterized by creases, angular planes, and forms made from a sheet.
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Relief printing a dog
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Relief printing
A printing technique that transfers ink from raised areas of a plate to paper.
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Medium-sized dog
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Screen printing
A stencil-printing technique characterized by hard-edged color fields, few colors, and layer-by-layer overprint.
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Medium-sized dog
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Digital stencil duplicator printing
A printing process characterized by few ink colors, registration shifts, halftones, and overprint.
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Wet-on-wet dog painting
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Wet-on-wet
A making technique that applies wet paint into a wet painted surface.
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Medium-sized dog
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Woodblock printing
A relief-printing process characterized by printing from raised carved wood with block-shaped lines and fields.
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