When I was introduced to printmaking 30 years ago, the terminology of prints was filled with distinct nouns such as ‘woodcut’, ‘etching’, ‘lithograph’, ‘monotype’, etc. One strong, decisive noun to describe what one was looking at. “This is a woodcut.” Clear, to the point. But then came digital and social media, and strong, decisive speech … Continue reading Why have printmaking terms succumbed to the digital when it came first?