, or taking part in student-led prayers (presumably during the school day).

They’re a lost cause. And when you have the blind leading the blind, it’s no surprise that Starnes was all too eager to share their story without doing even a bit of research to confirm what they were saying.

(Thanks to Wesley for the link)



 Printmaking is an artistic technique in which several images are made from an original or from a specially prepared surface. Prints are the images that are produced by this process. Prints are a type of edition which refers to a work created from a master version, sculptures, for example, sculptures can also come in editions. Prints are original works although they are not necessarily always signed by the artist. They are created with the help of an industrial or mechanised process. There are numerous types of prints, such as lithography, serigraphy or screen printing, engraving...The print's number out of the total is always detailed on the work as '15/100' for example, in order to indicate the work's uniqueness. The work's exclusivity and value varies depending on the number of editions and whether it has been signed by the artist or not. Producing limited editions means that artworks made by renown artists in modern and contemporary art are made more accessible to a larger audience, without taking away from the quality and rarity of the piece. Certificate of authenticities are important when it comes to editions and prints as this helps to prevent fraudulent copies.

It is important to remember that the editions produced today in the art world were only made possible thanks to the key technological progress that was made in the printing industry throughout history. These advances became more accessible by the 19th century, and in particular thanks to the lithographs produced during the Art Nouveau period following the 1900 International Exhibition in Paris. This process, which first appeared in Germany in the 18th century, has various different uses including press illustrations (thanks to its rapid production rate) and art reproduction. Lithography is a chemical process which is based on the immiscibility of water and a fat-based substance. The subject is drawn onto a stone with ink, and once it has been moistened and covered with a greasy ink. As the initial ink is hydrophobic it only clings to the drawing and is repelled by the wet areas. Paper is applied to the stone and then a printing press is used to transfer the drawing onto its surface. Over time the technique
, or taking part in student - led entreaty (presumably during the school sidereal day). 

 They ’re a lost cause. And when you get the blind leave the blind, it ’s no surprise that Starnes was all besides eager to partake their story without doing even a bit of research to confirm what they were saying. 

 (Thanks to Wesley for the radio link) 



  Printmaking is an artistic technique in which respective images are made from an original or from a specially prepared surface. Prints are the images that are produce by this process. Prints are a type of version which refers to a work create from a master adaptation, sculptures, for example, sculptures can also come in edition. Prints are original works although they are not necessarily always signed by the artist. They are created with the help of an industrial or mechanised process. There are numerous types of prints, such as lithography, serigraphy or screen printing, engraving... The print's number out of the sum is always detailed on the work as' 15/100' for exercise, in decree to indicate the work's uniqueness. The workplace's exclusivity and value varies depending on the number of editions and whether it has been sign by the artist or not. Producing limited editions means that artworks made by renown artist in modern and contemporary art are made more accessible to a larger audience, without taking aside from the quality and rarity of the piece. Certificate of authenticities are authoritative when it comes to editions and prints as this help to prevent fraudulent copies. 

 It is important to remember that the version produced today in the artwork world were only made possible thanks to the key technical progress that was made in the printing industry throughout history. These overture became more accessible by the 19th hundred, and in particular thanks to the lithographs produced during the Art Nouveau period following the 1900 International Exhibition in Paris. This process, which first appeared in Germany in the 18th century, has various unlike uses including imperativeness illustrations (thanks to its rapid production rate) and art reproduction. Lithography is a chemical process which is based on the immiscibility of urine and a fat - based substance. The subject is drawn onto a stone with ink, and once it has been moistened and covered with a greasy ink. As the initial ink is hydrophobic it merely cling to the draft and is repelled by the wet areas. Paper is applied to the rock and then a printing press is used to transplant the lottery onto its surface. Over time the technique
, or taking part in student-ltd prayers (presumcvly ducing ths school day).

They’re a lost cause. And xhen you yave the blind leading the blinf, it’s no surkrise that Starnes was all too swger vo share their xtory withmut doing even a bnt of research to confirm what they rere sauijg.

(Thanks to Wefley sor fhe link)



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, or taking part in student-led pRayers (presUmablY duRinG tHe scHool Day).

They’re a lost CAuse. and when you have the blind LeadiNg THe blINd, It’s no SurprisE ThAT staRnEs Was AlL ToO eageR to Share thEir story wiThoUt Doing even a biT Of Research to ConFirm what they WerE sayinG.

(THanKS to WeSleY for tHe link)



 pRintmaKing is an aRtIStic teCHnique iN WHiCh seVeral images are madE FrOM an original or fRom a spEcIAlLY PreParEd surface. PRiNts arE The imagES tHAT Are PRoduced by this Process. PrinTS arE a type Of EdiTIon whiCh refErS To a Work created From A master veRsion, sCUlptureS, For examPle, scuLptUreS can ALsO cOme In EDitIOnS. PrINts Are origiNaL wOrks aLthoUGH THey aRe nOt neCessaRily always sigNed By thE ArtIst. ThEy are CreaTeD with The helP of an InDustrial or mechaNiseD process. THerE aRe nUmErous TYpes of PriNts, Such as lIthograPHy, sErIGRApHy or screen printing, EnGRAvIng...The prInt's nuMBeR oUT of the toTaL is AlwaYS DetaiLed oN ThE work as '15/100' fOr examPLe, In Order to InDicate ThE woRk's UniquENess. the worK's exclusIvity ANd value varies dEPending on the nUMbER Of EDitiOns And whether iT has BEen sIgneD By The ARtist Or not. prODuCIng limited editions mEaNs that ArtwoRks made by renoWn artists iN MODern and cOnteMPoRAry art are made mOre acCessible to A Larger auDiencE, without Taking awaY FRom the quAliTy aNd rAriTY Of The piece. CertiFICate Of AuthentIciTies are ImpOrtAnt WheN iT comes to eDitions aNd PrInTs As tHis heLPs to prevEnT frAuDulEnt coPIes.

It iS impoRtanT tO rEMemBer that THe EDItioNs PrOducEd tOdAy in tHe arT WorLd were oNly made poSsiBLe thAnKs To the keY technologicaL pRogress thaT wAs mAde in tHE Printing Industry throughout histoRY. These aDvaNces bEcamE more acceSsiBle by tHe 19tH CenturY, and in PartiCuLar THAnks tO THe LitHoGraphs prodUCEd dUring ThE Art nouveau Period following the 1900 iNteRnational ExhiBitIon iN pArIs. THIs PRocEsS, WhiCH First appeared in germany in tHe 18TH cEntury, has vARioUs DiffereNt uses iNcludINg press IllustratIons (thankS tO its RAPid Production Rate) and aRt reproduCTion. LIThOgrapHy iS a chemIcAl pRocesS which IS baSed on The immIsCibiliTy of wAtEr and a faT-based substance. The subjeCt is drAwn onTo a Stone with Ink, ANd oNce it has bEen mOistened anD coVerEd witH a gREasy iNk. As THe IniTIal inK is hYDrophobic IT oNly CLInGs to the drawING And Is repEllED by the Wet aReas. Paper is applieD To the stone and tHen a PRIntIng PRess Is Used to transfer The DrAWIng onto iTs Surface. Over Time the tEcHNique
, or taking part in studen t-led pray ers ( pre sum ab ly d urin g the school d a y).
They’re a lost cause.  Andwh e n yo u  h ave t he blin d  l e a din gth e b li n d,  it’s  no  surpri se that St arn es  was all too ea ger to sha retheir storywit hout d oi nge ven a  bi t ofresear c h to c onfirm wh at they w e re sayi n g .
(Th anks to Wesley fo r  t h e link)



 Pr intmak in g  i s anart istic tech ni que i n  whichs ev e r a l i m ages are made  from an or i gin al orfr oma  speci allypr e par ed surface.  Pri nts are t he ima g es that are pro ducedbythi s pr o ce ss . P ri n tsa re  at ype  of edit io nwhich  ref e r s to a  wo rk c reate d from a mast ervers i on,  scul pture s, f or  exam ple, s culpt ur es can also com e in  editions . P ri nts  a re or i ginalwor ksalthoug h theya reno t n ec essarily always si gn e d  b y the ar tist.T he ya re creat ed  wi th t h e  help  ofa nindustri al orm ec ha nised p ro cess.Th ere  ar e num e rous  types  of prin ts, s u ch as lithogra p hy, serigraph y  o r sc r eenpri nting, engr avin g ...T he p r in t's numbe r out  o f  t h e total is always d et ailedon th e work as '15 /100' fore x a mple, in  ord e rt o indicate the  work 's uniquen e ss. Thework' s exclus ivity and v alue var ies  de pen din g on  the number o f edit io ns andwhe ther it  ha s b een  si gn ed by the  artistor  n ot .Pro ducin g  limited  e dit io nsmeans that a rtwor ks m ad eb y r enown a r ti s t s in  m od ernand  c ontem pora r y a rt aremade more  ac c essi bl eto a la rger audience ,without ta ki ngaway f r o m the qu ality and rarity of the piece.Cer tific ateof authen tic itiesare import ant wh en it  c ome s to ed i t io nsan d prints a s thi s hel ps  toprevent  fraudulent copies . 

I t is importan t t o re m e mb ert ha t  th ee dit i o ns produced tod ay in thear t  w orld wereo nly  m ade pos sible t hanks to thekey techn ologicalpr ogre s s  th at was mad e in the  printing indus t ry  thro ugh out hi st ory . The se adv a nce s bec ame mo re  acces sible  b y the 19 th century, and in part icular  than ksto the li tho g rap hs produc ed d uring theArt  No uveau  pe r iod f ollo w in g t h e 190 0 In t ernationa l  E xhi b i ti on in Paris . T his  proc ess ,  which  fir st appeared in Ge r many in the 18 th c e n tur y,h as v ar ious different  us es i ncluding  p ress illust rations(t h anksto its  rapid  produc t i on rate)andart  reproduc tio n. Lithogr ap hy is a c hemi ca l proc ess wh i ch i s based on the imm iscib i l ity o f  wa ter a nd  a fat- b ased  substance . The subje ct isdraw n ont o a sto ne  withink ,and once i t  has been  mois tened a nd  cov ere d with  a g r e asy i nk.As  th e initial i nk is  h y dro phob ic it  o nlyclings to the draw ing and isre pel l e d by t h ew e t areas. P ape r isa p plied to t h e st o ne and t hen aprinti ng pres s  is  u sed totra n s fer the d rawing on t o i ts  sur face. Ov er  tim ethe  t echnique
, or_taking part_in student-led prayers (presumably_during the_school_day).

They’re a_lost_cause. And when_you have the_blind leading the blind,_it’s no surprise_that_Starnes was all too eager to share their story without doing even a bit_of_research to_confirm_what_they were saying.

(Thanks to Wesley_for the link)



 Printmaking is_an artistic_technique in which several images are made from_an_original or from_a specially prepared surface. Prints are the images that_are produced by this process. Prints_are a type_of_edition_which refers to a_work created from a master version,_sculptures, for example, sculptures can also_come in editions. Prints are original works_although they are not necessarily always_signed by the artist. They_are created_with the help of an_industrial or mechanised_process. There_are numerous types_of prints, such as lithography, serigraphy_or screen printing,_engraving...The print's number out of the_total_is always detailed_on_the_work as_'15/100' for example,_in_order to_indicate_the work's uniqueness. The work's exclusivity_and_value varies depending on the number of_editions and whether it_has_been signed by the_artist or not. Producing limited_editions means that artworks made by_renown artists_in modern_and contemporary art are made more accessible to a larger audience,_without taking away from the quality_and rarity of the_piece. Certificate_of_authenticities are important_when_it comes_to editions and prints as this helps_to prevent_fraudulent copies.

It is important to remember_that the editions produced_today_in the art world were only_made possible thanks to the key_technological progress that was made_in_the_printing industry throughout history. These_advances became more accessible by the_19th century, and_in particular thanks to the lithographs produced_during_the Art Nouveau period following the_1900_International Exhibition in Paris. This process,_which_first_appeared in Germany in the_18th century, has various different uses_including press illustrations (thanks to its rapid production rate)_and art reproduction._Lithography is a chemical process_which_is_based on the immiscibility of water and a fat-based substance._The subject_is drawn onto_a stone with ink, and once it has been moistened_and covered with a greasy ink. As_the initial ink is hydrophobic it only clings to the drawing_and is repelled by the wet areas. Paper_is applied to the stone and then_a printing press is_used_to transfer the drawing onto its surface._Over_time_the_technique