Sentence examples for print making from inspiring English sources

A particular favorite subject was print making.

He was a major innovator in the fields of painting, sculpture, dance and print making.

SOUTHPORT "Meet the Press: Print Making at Art Place," group show.

The Brazilian team entered dancing and cheering, wearing a rain-forest print, making peace signs, giving thumbs-ups.

More than 30 million copies are currently in print, making it one of the best-selling books in history.

With Mr. Houston's help, the Cape Dorset artists founded what is now known as the West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative to manage their print making and market their work.

In Cape Dorset, which calls itself the world Capital of Inuit Art, major economic activities include carving and print-making.

Side effects include (the fine print) -- Making these small changes will not just effect you, but will have a ripple effect on those around you.

Under the leadership of the Peekskill Arts Council's president, Larry D'Amico, one more project is being developed: a nonprofit print-making facility where artist members can create everything from silk screen prints to etchings.

Pointing out the single remaining image of his print-making installation, Alex Kuusik explains that he nearly didn't take any photographs of his work the night before the fire, which started in the basement of the Mackintosh building just before lunchtime on Friday 23 May, damaged much of the west wing of the A-listed building, where students were preparing for their degree show.

The life and the work can be seen as a series of unfoldings, of revelations: the apprentice engineer discovers he can draw; the art student masters the technicalities of print-making with great virtuosity; he responds to the vision of Samuel Palmer; this leads him to landscape, where his unique interpretation of the natural world takes over and a new style and new way of seeing is created.