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Screen printing is a method of printing where ink is forced through a fine mesh screen onto a substrate, creating a design.
Relief printing involves carving away areas of a block or plate, leaving raised areas to apply ink for printing.
Silk screen printing, or serigraphy, uses a mesh screen stretched over a frame to transfer ink onto a substrate.
Intaglio printing involves incising or etching an image into a surface, then applying ink and wiping it away, leaving ink in the incised areas.
Lithography printing employs a flat surface, typically a stone or metal plate, where the image is drawn with greasy ink, attracting ink during printing.
Collagraph printing involves creating a textured plate, often by adhering various materials to a substrate, then applying ink and pressing it onto paper.