screen printing color/emphasis

Katrina Disaster: American Swamp (2006), screenprint, 22 1/2" x 19 1/2", edition of 25
This screen print is an excellent representation of a emphasis using color because that blob of red in the background brings your eye straight to the guy in the center of the image that is holding the gun and and it sets the mood for the whole piece. 

screenprinting pattern/repetition

Andy Warhol, Portrait of Seymour H. Knox,1985, 
 This is a screen print done by Andy Warhol in the early 1960's. It is a great example of repetition and the use of pattern in a piece. Warhol is known for his iconic images of famous people that use a lot of vibrant colors as well as repetition.  

screenprinting shape

Forrest Creatures

By Andreas

Screenprint on Matteboard

This is an excellent representation of shape because it creates a lot if interesting creatures and landscape designs out of very simple shapes. 

collagraph color

Fish 1, collagraph and coloured pencil, 9x7 ins, Vivien Blackburn 

Fish 2, collagraph and coloured pencil, 9x7ins, Vivien Blackburn
The artist printed the collagraph and then went back in with colored pencil and colored the scales with different colors to create emphasis.  
These collagraphs are a great representation of color because the colors represented in these pieces make the whole thing come together. they are very creative and inspirational.

collagraph texture

Wild Turkey Hen #2 (Hand Colored Collagraph of Textured Bird)

Bonnie Murray 

The image size of this original hand-pulled, textured collograph measures 18" x 14.5".
Paper Size: 21" x 16.5"
Varied Edition
Printed on Arches cover white paper

The artist use many tiny pieces of textured paper to create her matrix and layered hem all on a to create a realistic texture of the feathers of a wild hen. After running her print she then went bcd in with colored pencil and collared the hen. This collagraph is a great representation of texture because although it uses simple materials it creates great textured feathers.