American Mezzotint Printmaking
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Shadow Play: Mezzotints by Dodie Warren is a 2018 exhibit at the Honolulu Museum of Art which says: "In mezzotint, the image surfaces from dark to light. The process begins with the artist repeatedly moving a tool called a rocker across a copperplate to produce a textured burr that will carry the ink. Then, the artist smoothens the burr, diminishing its capacity to catch ink, which yields the lighter-toned areas in the print. The velvety black ink passages and subtle tonal transitions indicative of the mezzotint technique create soft edges and a luminosity that lend well to Warren's subject matter." Accessed 5/18
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