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This page covers the third week from June 21 until June 27, 2006.
Making the Key Block
"The key block is so named because it is the block from which the process of print making begins. Blocks of yama-zakura (wild cherry) are very good for making the key block."
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"In making the key block, several tools are necessary: a knife, several types of chisel, a mallet, and a whetstone."
First and Second Carving
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Printmaking
- Chinese Reduction Woodblock Prints
- Chinese Woodblock Prints
- How to Make a Woodblock - Fifth Week
- How to Make a Woodblock - First Week
- How to Make a Woodblock - Fourth Week
- How to Make a Woodblock - Second Week
- How to Make a Woodblock - Sixth Week
- How to Make a Woodblock - Third Week
- How to Make a Woodblock Print
- Intaglio Printmaking
- Japanese Woodblock Printing with Paul Binnie
- Paul Binnie - Printing Methods
- Printmaking - Part I
- Reduction Woodblock Print
- Silkscreen Printing
- Woodblock Printmaking
- Woodblock Prints