In this book, Nigel Oxley fully describes the techniques of etching and aquatint employed by the artists who worked with him at Kelpra Studio, where he established a reputation for using intaglio processes to create full-color images.

Photopolymers are light-sensitive plastics used in printmaking in the form of films and emulsions and applied to a backing of metal, plastic, or board. Colin Gale's handbook addresses all etching techniques and developments in photopolymer technology.

In this book, the third in the Magical Secrets series about etchings, Emily York discusses 46 aquatints by 32 artists, with special attention to fascinating sequential works by Richard Diebenkorn and Al Held. Hardcover with DVD.

Author Catherine Brooks is a master printer at Crown Point Press, printers and publishers of etchings since 1962, and she draws on the venerable history of that institution to create an inspirational and highly usable how-to book.

Those who are interested in learning and working in new ways, who want to be more creative, those who are curious observers looking for a way to approach contemporary art, or art lovers who would like to know more about etching will appreciate this book.

Paper is probably the most important thing to a printmaker. The goal of this book is to alert artists working in both the fields of print and papermaking to the possibilities within each discipline, and how each may complement the other. By Elspeth Lamb.