| A | B |
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| Block | Linoleum or wood pieced used for printing. |
| Plate | Surface design on a black from which a print is taken. |
| Print | Image taken from a plate and transferred to another surface. |
| Ink | A thick, paint-like substance for printing. |
| Brayer | tool used to roll ink onto a plate. |
| Baren | Tools used to apply pressure on paper lying on a plate. |
| Registration | 1) Lining-up one color on top of another on the same print or 2) lining up the paper on top of the plate). |
| Printer's Edition Fraction (TOP) | Total Order in which they were Printed (top # = # of that print / bottom # = total # of prints) |
| Artist Proof | The test print an artist creates in order to view their cuts. |
| Linoleum Cutters | Tools used for cutting in which the smallest is a #1 and the largest is a #6. |
| Bench Hook | Is used to hold the block into place while carving. |
| Relief | Inking the raised surface of the prepared plate. The oldest and most direct form of printmaking. |
| Subtractive | Removing linoleum from the plate leaving the image you intend to relief print. |
| Press | A machine used to apply even pressure to the back of the print block for printmaking. |
