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It explains core principles behind transferring images from matrices and plates to paper or other substrates, and highlights how innovations increased speed, flexibility, and print quality. The content also includes Canva presentation resource credits, fonts, and color guidance.","BRIEF HISTORY OF\nPRINT MAKING\nPrintmaking is a visual art form involving the creation of images on a surface, typically paper, fabric, or another substrate, through various techniques that enable multiple reproductions of the same image. The process generally involves transferring an image from a prepared surface, called a matrix or plate, onto another surface, such as paper or fabric, using ink or pigment.\nThe invention of woodblock printing dated back to 200AD and was evolutionary! The design was hand-carved into a woodblock and then coated in ink and pressed onto the desired material. This was the first time in history a design could be created and quickly replicated.\n200AD | WOODBLOCK PRINTING\nMoveable Print was created by Pi Sheng in Song Dynasty China. This was very similar in many ways to the woodblock printing; however, instead of being fixed and unchangeable like the woodblock, you could move around the pieces and place them in the desired order.\n1041 | MOVEABLE TYPE\nIn 1450 Johannes Gutenberg a goldsmith and inventor returned to Mainz Germany with his perfected printing machine. The Gutenberg Press. He replaced the wood with metal printing pieces and incorporated the techniques of movable print.\n1440 | THE PRINTING PRESS\nThe Lithography technique is one that is still commonly used today! Invented in 1796 by a German actor and author Alois Senefelder as a cheap method of publishing theatrical works. Lithography revolves around the relationship between oil and water which repel each other.\n1796 | LITHOGRAPHY\nAlthough initially created in 1843, in 1847 Richard March Hoe patented and put into commercial use his innovation of the printing press. The Rotary Press. This press used a cylinder on which the images to be printed were curved around increases the productivity and speed of the machine.\n1843 | THE ROTARY PRESS\nIn the 150 years offset printing has been around, the process remains almost unchanged and for this reason, still stands as the most popular method of print for modern-day printers. This works by transferring the ink from a metal plate to a rubber blanket onto the final printed surface.\n1875 | OFFSET PRINTING\nAlso invented in China During the Song Dynasty between 960-1279ad. Using a mesh stencil, the ink is pushed through onto the textile/ chosen printed surface underneath. However, this method did not take off in Europe until 1910 when silk stock became more widely available.\n1910 | SCREEN PRINTING\nThe world’s first inkjet printer was invented by Ichiro Endo, who worked for Canon in Japan. It took away the direct contact with ink and paper, and instead sprayed the ink through jets. This made printers more widely available, and they began appearing in offices across the world.\n1951 | INKJET PRINTING\nThis advancement produced higher quality images, by passing a laser beam back and forth over a negatively charged cylinder within the printer. It then collects the electronically charged powered ink to transfer the image to paper.\n1969 | LASER PRINTING\nThe development of digital print made it possible to print straight from a digital file without blankets or plates. 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