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Intaglio Printmaking | 铜版画制作 (edX)

Intaglio Printmaking | 铜版画制作 (edX)

Understand the knowledge of Intaglio prints, learn to make your works. The "Copper Engraving Production" course aims to popularize and promote the art of copper engraving. It uses a hybrid teaching method that combines online video teaching and classroom practice to improve students' understanding of copper plate techniques and printing aesthetics, and master and flexibly apply the basics in hands-on practice. Learn the principles and techniques of copper engraving and create your own copper engraving works.

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This course aims to popularize and promote Intaglio Printmaking art, through the hybrid teaching method of online video teaching and classroom practice, raise students' awareness of and printing aesthetic art of copper plate, in the hands-on practice to master and apply the basic principle and techniques, created their own works.

What you'll learn
The basic principles, historical origins, aesthetics, production techniques, etc. of copper engravings are introduced; the main production techniques of copper engravings are systematically demonstrated. This course will improve students' understanding of copperplate materials and printing aesthetics, master and flexibly apply the principles and techniques of copperplate printing in hands-on practice, and achieve a balance between techniques and artistic creation.
This course introduces the basic principles, historical origins, aesthetics and demonstrates the main techniques of Intaglio Printmaking. It will improve students' cognition of copperplate materials and printing aesthetics, master and flexibly use the principles and techniques of Intaglio in hands-on practice, and achieve a balance between techniques and artistic creation.

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