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This document outlines the syllabus for the Intermediate (22-359) and Advanced (22-459) Printmaking courses at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, covering techniques in lithography and serigraphy, course descriptions, objectives, grading procedures, and portfolio requirements.

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1. Gather all necessary materials including paper, ink, and printing plates.
2. Set up your workspace with sufficient lighting and ventilation.
3. Choose the printmaking technique you want to explore, such as etching, lithography, or linocut.
4. Prepare your printing plate by cleaning and making any necessary adjustments.
5. Create your design on the plate, either by drawing or carving, depending on the technique.
6. Apply ink to the plate evenly using a brayer or other tools.
7. Place the inked plate on the press or appropriate surface for printing.
8. Position your paper over the plate and apply pressure to transfer the ink.
9. Carefully remove the paper to reveal the print, and allow it to dry completely.
10. Repeat the process as desired to create multiple editions or variations.

Who needs intermediate and advanced printmaking?

1. Artists looking to enhance their skills in printmaking techniques.
2. Art students pursuing a formal education in printmaking.
3. Professionals aiming to expand their portfolio with advanced printmaking methods.
4. Hobbyists interested in exploring intricate print designs.
5. Educators teaching printmaking techniques in workshops or classes.

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What is intermediate and advanced printmaking?

Intermediate and advanced printmaking refers to the levels of expertise and techniques used in printmaking that go beyond basic skills, often involving more complex methods and the exploration of various print media.

Who is required to file intermediate and advanced printmaking?

Individuals or organizations that engage in printmaking activities that meet certain thresholds or criteria, typically defined by regulatory authorities, are required to file for intermediate and advanced printmaking.

How to fill out intermediate and advanced printmaking?

To fill out intermediate and advanced printmaking forms, one must accurately report the required information including techniques used, materials, and any pertinent financial details following the guidelines provided by the relevant authority.

What is the purpose of intermediate and advanced printmaking?

The purpose of intermediate and advanced printmaking is to evaluate and regulate printmaking practices, ensuring that artists and practitioners comply with industry standards while promoting the art form.

What information must be reported on intermediate and advanced printmaking?

The information that must be reported includes the types of prints produced, materials used, quantities, and any sales or distribution information relevant to the printmaking activities.