All Outputs (5)

Reproduction of 16th century multi-colour Chiaroscuro Woodblock Prints using digital technologies (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Inspired by 16th century multi colour Chiaroscuro Woodblock Prints, we have sought to develop methods to recreate blocks from existing onscreen images or from printed facsimiles, by measuring colours and colour separation methods to create individual... Read More about Reproduction of 16th century multi-colour Chiaroscuro Woodblock Prints using digital technologies.

From CMYK to RGB (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

For over a century, commercial printers and artists have sought to colour separate pictures using half toning methods and process colours of cyan magenta yellow and black to reproduce full colour prints. New developments in inks and pigments have tur... Read More about From CMYK to RGB.

Colour printing techniques and new developments in colour printing (2017)
Book Chapter

Invited chapter in the book Colour Design: Theories and Applications. In PART 3 COLOUR, DESIGN AND COLORATION this chapter covers:
- Hardcopy colour: analogue versus digital
- Colour theory in relation to printing
- Overview of halftoning and... Read More about Colour printing techniques and new developments in colour printing.

Carinna Parraman, chair of IMPACT reflects on IMPACT multi-disciplinary printmaking conferences since 1999 (2017)
Journal Article

We are delighted to announce that IMPACT is returning to Europe, and IMPACT10 will take place in Santander Spain, 5th - 8th September 2018.

2017 colour by numbers, thinking through making lecture series, Arnolfini, Bristol (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

During the latter half of the 20th century, in the age of mechanical reproduction, a common preoccupation with the term ‘original print’ was the printmaker’s ability to create exactly repeatable images. In the 21st century, and due to the impact of d... Read More about 2017 colour by numbers, thinking through making lecture series, Arnolfini, Bristol.