Lithography process발음듣기
Lithography process
Male: This introduction to lithography will show the artist's drawing process, materials that are used on drawing a lithographic stone, the process of printing, and the details and subtlety that can be achieved in the printing process, as well as a close-up look at prints themselves.발음듣기
Lithography, or stone printing, is an intricate printmaking process that revolves around grease and water resisting one another.발음듣기
Once we've established a drawing, or grease, on the stone, we chemically treat the stone with materials like gum Arabic to establish the areas where water goes; rosin and talc, to help us through what we call an etch, or it's basically to establish the drawing down inside the stone.발음듣기
Once the grease is pulled into the stone we can replace the drawing material with any colored greasy ink that we would like.발음듣기
The basic drawing materials that we use from a historic standpoint are things like lithopencils.발음듣기
The surface of a lithocrayon is such that you can use it for rubbing or for a fine line and it can be shaped, also, to fit your needs.발음듣기
Because the stone in and of itself is receptive to water, so if I dampen the stone it absorbs the water, and it's also receptive to grease, which means it will suck the grease down in.발음듣기
It allows me to put drawing material down and then remove it with things like razorblades, an X-ACTO knife, sandpaper, so it allows you to draw in a more sculptural way rather than having the limitations of a piece of paper.발음듣기
It is completely open, as we call it, which means it's receptive to grease and water at this state.발음듣기
If I were to put my thumbs on the surface of the stone, that would become image area because of the grease from my skin.발음듣기
It's a fairly delicate drawing surface from that standpoint, but it's also a positive in the sense that every fine mark that you can put down with a greasy material will hold in that fidelity.발음듣기
In this process it's what's called a first etch, and right after that we will remove the drawing material and apply printing ink to it, which is what's called proving the stone.발음듣기
Now the drawing material has a small amount of talc and rosin attached to it, and it's ready to be etched.발음듣기
What we're trying to make sure is that the whites of the stone stay that way and they receive gum Arabic, which will help them receive water later on.발음듣기
Once the stone has begun to receive the gum into it, we can apply the acidified gum Arabic in this case, which is TAPEM.발음듣기
That acidification with tannic acid helps keep that gum Arabic permanently bonded to the stone.발음듣기
I'm also being very gentle at this point as to not scrub or disturb the drawing material that's on the stone.발음듣기
Once I've etched the stone, I'll remove some of that material and replace it with fresh gum Arabic.발음듣기
It's basically reducing the quantity of acid on the surface of the stone, so that when we buff in the gum Arabic into a very thin and even sheet, we don't run the risk of having too much acid remaining on the stone.발음듣기
The drawing material will be replaced with asphaltum, which has also been thinned with lithotine, to create a greasy, very [anchor]-receptive base for the ink on the roller to replace it with.발음듣기
It's not actually gone, and what you can see is a residue or a ghost image as we call it there on the surface of the stone.발음듣기
Right now, when we buff the asphaltum down onto this, we're going to replace that drawing material, which is in effect grease sticking to grease.발음듣기
It's the grease-loving area of the stone, or the oleophilic area of the stone accepting new grease.발음듣기
When a stone has been etched properly you'll be able to see a fairly clear ghost image on the surface of the stone.발음듣기
Kate will sponge that surface and I will apply ink immediately to the stone and that will bring up our image. (roller sounds) In the beginning, we're not actually interested in transferring ink to paper.발음듣기
We're actually more interested in forcing ink into the stone so that it can start to fill up the greasy reservoir where it was.발음듣기
Yeah, go ahead, Nance. You can see only a very small amount of ink has actually been transferred because we're starting to push ink into the stone first.발음듣기
It's an average of four to six newsprints for any given particular stone to come up to a full inking.발음듣기
When printing on a dampened sheet of paper, we can achieve a different tonal range based on the softness of that paper.발음듣기
What I'm looking for when I look at this is to see if it feels as if a hand has moved across that surface with a drawing material.발음듣기
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