RE: collograph or collagraph!?

From: Ken Schwab (bicyclken_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Wed Jan 05 2005 - 15:48:40 PST

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They read in these discriptions to be the same thing. One refers to material and glue relief, inked and pressed to create a print and embossed images. The other is a relief print using several materials. Either way, it is done the same.

Ken Schwab

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     I need some help with clarification, please. I am writing a lesson plan and am confused about the difference of collographs and collagraphs. Both are listed in ArtLex. I'm interested in the type in which you build a plate to print from using glued on pieces of tag board or chip board.
     Here's the link for ArtLex in anyone wants to look - ArtLex
     Confused in Colorado
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