Original print-Portrait of Mao Mao-Zima- Su Yuting

The work uses the copperplate etching technique to make plates, plus fine-point layers, Printed using a multi-color technique in one version, In addition to the delicate lines, there is an irreplaceable handmade texture. Q. What is printmaking? A. Printmaking is a general term that refers to works of art created by traditional printing techniques. It has the characteristics of indirectness and pluralism. If it is classified according to printing principles, it can be simply divided into four types: letterpress, gravure, lithography, and stencil. Large categories, each version can also be subdivided into a variety of different production techniques. In modern times, due to the development of computer technology, there is an additional category of digital version. Q. What is gravure? A. Intaglio (Intaglio) intaglio refers to the use of engraving, acid water etching, etc. to create depressions on the layout, then fill the ink into the depressions of the layout, and use wet paper and a gravure machine to print the images in the depressions. The most commonly used plates are copper plates, so it is generally used to call gravure as copper plates. Common techniques such as: etching, direct engraving, merouding or photo plates combined with photosensitive methods, in addition to copper plates, zinc plates, paper plates, physical plates or Acrylic plates are also often used as intaglio plate-making materials. Work information-- Title: Portrait of Mao Mao-Zima Media technique: etched copper plate / one plate multicolor Gravure hand-printed on Italian print paper. Heart size: 14.5×10cm Year: 2018 There are 36 limited editions, and the number of editions will be shipped randomly. Origin/manufacturing method Taiwan / hand-printed