Ceramics and Prints / Paul Scott

Ceramics and Prints / Paul Scott
Ceramics Handbook
A decade ago, to find print in a piece of studio ceramics was a relatively rare occurrence, but now, printing has become recognised as 'an integral part of current studio practice'. Similarly in printmaking studios, the advent of paperclay and a continuing interest in multimedia prints has opened up the possibilities that ceramic materials offer. Ceramics and Print has been attributed with being a significant catalyst in this process.This second edition takes account of the dramatic changes that have taken place in the area in recent years. Previously documented processes such as monoprinting, intaglio, relief, screen and litho printing are elaborated and there are many new photographs and details of working processes. New adaptations and innovations are included, with extended references on the role of computers, laserprinters and photocopiers. 144 pp.