Lithography process explained in conjunction with Chuck Close Prints exhibition at the Frist Center

[brutalkidde15]

would be simplier for me in you can just write me a paragraph on how this process works for my school work lol just joking

[aseohosting]

thanks for the info =) like!

[chrystelle331]

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[VALMARIESASK]

Too bad this was not lined up with other video #''s so it could be easily understood. As a curio it good, but I need more.

[kellirene65]

Oh.... I get it, this is a pronto plate process. I wouldn't call this lithograph.

[kellirene65]

Um.... I like all the process info, but they didn't show you how to actually apply the image to the plate? What are they using to apply it??? Totally confused over here.

[echidnaz]

Great help, couldn't understand from other sites, needed a visualisation of this process.

[CSUPhotographer]

wow :0

i am majoring BA Photography but i am getting an interest in Printmaking.

oNE question, do you need to know how to draw if I decided to change my major from photography to printmaking?

thank you for your video!

[FullArius]

yes!!! Drawing is a must for Lithography!!!! I've dabbled a bit in printmaking (only Silk Screen). You best try Silk Screen as you can directly use your photography in that method w/o the need of tracing. there is a light sensitive emulsion, when exposed, can burn your positive image onto the screen.

When you finish the edition, you can use a Emulsion remover.

[lukastaneda1]

?? very confusse