Discover how drypoint printmaking works, how it compares with etching, and why artists still love this expressive technique. Landscape view created using drypoint process Printmaking has always had something magical about it: the moment when an inked plate and damp paper meet under the pressure of a press and reveal an image that was once only a scratch on a surface. Among the many printmaking techniques artists use, drypoint printmaking is perhaps one of the most direct and expressive. It...

Young Printmaker Donnie visited Quattro Archi View from Quattro Arch It's great to be back in Barga for the new season of workshops at...

Spring flowers at Quattro Archi One minute we have a downpour of heavy rain and then suddenly the skies clear and we are bathed in warm...