In this book from A&C Black's Printmaking Handbook series the authors describe a wide range of collagraph techniques, providing the user with practical help on the choice of materials and printing methods to achieve the best results.

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.

In this book, authors Jackie Newell and Dee Whittington show how to push the boundaries of monoprinting with various techniques, showing the unique possibilities, and showcasing works from around the world. Paperback. 128 pages.

Printmaking on a Budget focuses on making prints from found or inexpensive objects as opposed to using highly expensive printing machines and computers. Paperback. 144 pages.

The Complete Printmaker is highly recommended for those in search of a printmaking bible. It is one of the most comprehensive, up-to-date printmaking guides on the market today.

Discover how to use found natural materials — leaves, flowers, feathers, vegetables, fruits, shells, wood grain and more — to print on any surface, from paper and fabric to ceramic, wood, and walls. Hand Printing from Nature combines step-by-step instructions with beautiful photographs.

This book gives step-by-step instructions for printing and pasting to a support sheet, and adapts chine collé techniques for working with collage and mounting paper, fabric and other materials, with or without a press. Includes an instructional DVD.

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.

Artist and popular workshop instructor Traci Bunkers can turn just about anything into an interesting stamp, printing block, or tool. In Print & Stamp Lab, she shows you how to see overlooked, everyday objects in a new way, and how to "MacGyver" them into easy-to-use printing blocks and tools.

Everything in Print Workshop is easily doable at home, and every project features Yellow Owl Workshop's sought-after motifs and Christine Schmidt's art school style illustrations.

Create a primrose skirt, a stenciled cushion, holiday wrapping paper, gift tags, personalized scrapbook covers, and more. Plenty of expert tips help guarantee perfect results every time. Author — Joy Jolliffe. Hardcover.

From one of the United Kingdom's leading textile artists comes a glorious celebration of the limitless potential of printing and repeat patterns on fabric. This book is packed with imaginative techniques for a wide range of print methods and media.

This volume follows printmaking through a 70 year period, from the latter part of the 19th century through the first half of the 20th century. Author Roger Butler is senior curator of prints and drawings at the National Gallery of Australia.

Using step-by-step instructions and up-close photos, Lena Corwin teaches crafters everything they need to know in order to master stamping, stenciling, and screen printing, from making their own printing devices to trouble-shooting when plans go awry.

In Printmaking and Mixed Media, discover simple printmaking techniques and how to incorporate them into mixed media artwork on paper or fabric — no printing presses or special papers required!

In this useful volume that includes more than 150 color photographs, Richard Noyce explores innovative printmaking techniques, the persistence of traditional techniques and the directions they're taking, and the challenges of technology and materials.

While printmaking education still often begins by rubbing the paper with the back of a spoon to transfer the ink, it's no secret that even the simplest block prints are amazingly enhanced when produced on a basic flat bed press.

Printmaking Revolution is the new bible of printmaking for today's artists, students, teachers, and master printers seeking environmentally friendly and non-carcinogenic methods for creating beautiful prints. Author ? Dwight Pogue. Hardcover. 240 pages. 8-1/2" x 11".

Featuring lush illustrations of more than 130 works from The Museum of Modern Art's unrivaled print collection, this book explores the distinctive visual effects of various printmaking techniques — from the rich, velvety lines of drypoint to the bold, flat coloring of screen printing.