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Tipografía Xilográfica

Asociación General

Artes y Habilidades Manuales

Destreza: 2
Año de introducción: 1945

Requisitos

1. Enlistar las herramientas y equipos necesarios para la impresión.

2. Escribir un párrafo sobre los principios de diseño y letras tal como se aplica para la impresión xilográfica.

3. Usando una papa, crear un diseño que incorpore sus iniciales y utilícelo para imprimir sus iniciales en papel.

4. Design and print at least one greeting card.

For this, we highly recommend that you use linoleum for the printing block. As you should well know from your experience with the previous requirement, potato printing leaves a lot to be desired.

5. Design and print one bookplate or book cover.

Follow the procedure outlined in the previous requirement. A bookplate is a small piece of paper that is glued to the inside cover of a book to identify the owner. This obviously will require you to print some text, as that's the only way most of us write our names. A book cover should have the book's title as well as the author's name. It should be large enough to cover the outside of the book.

6. Going through the steps of designing, carving, and printing, create another original piece of work of your choice.

This could be a poster, another greeting card, another bookplate, another book cover, or whatever you would like to make. Repeating a carved pattern, while rotating it and/or changing the color can can create art work worth framing.

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-==3. Using a potato, carve a design incorporating your initials into it, and use it to print your initials on paper. ==
+==3. Usando una papa, crear un diseño que incorpore sus iniciales y utilícelo para imprimir sus iniciales en papel.==
-Remember to reverse the letters and to put your first initial on the ''right'' side of the potato, and your last initial on the ''left''.
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