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• • Nil Santana You’re right. I had seeing that one as well. Both are very intere… More »
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  • Brandy Rains I think all three artists had incredible stories to tell, but I e… More »
  • Brittany Reynolds I enjoyed reading “Storytelling in Gropper’s Late Etchings”. I th… More »
  • Sam Russell I enjoyed the Fritz Eichenberg’s article. I decided to view the w… More »
  • Sarahcuda After reading this journal about Printmaking and Storytelling my … More »
  • Chelsey Tatum Absolutely not. I think there is a lot to be said about the p… More »
  • Sarahcuda I don’t think that printmaking is dead. I do believe that less … More »
  • Brandy Rains I agree with everyone else so far. And also, I seem to be unorigi… More »
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  • Shawn Ogden Is printmaking dead? Is art dead? How can we know for sure, and w… More »
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  • Shennae Steele Don’t think printmaking is dead because they are different toys a… More »
  • Brittany Reynolds I think that printmaking is not dead. There may be different ways… More »
  • Stephanie Cochran I do not think that printmaking is dead. It may have evolved int… More »
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Brittany Reynolds's Comment Archive

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   Brittany Reynolds on Read and comment: printmaking & storytelling
   10:33 am, 04.09.12

   I enjoyed reading “Storytelling in Gropper’s Late Etchings”. I thought it was interesting how he used his prints to tell stories of political satire. From his series of “Twelve Etchings”, one of his works “Fantasy” was really interesting. It reminds me of Surrealism and a dream like state of presenting his fantasy idea. Even though it represents “stupidity and irrationality” it could have some form of symbolism in this piece. I thought his pieces talked about in this article were good, but this piece caught my eye the most. Also, it is interesting how all his prints looked more like sketching than prints, but I like the style of them.
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   Brittany Reynolds on Read, and comment: is printmaking dead?
   2:41 pm, 02.05.12

   I think that printmaking is not dead. There may be different ways of developing a print with the advanced technology we have now days but printmaking is still alive. Today printmaking is used on different types of media, such as t-shirts or advertising. Even though it may not be the old traditional stamp type of printmaking, it still exists today.