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/ɛks.pərɪˈment.əl ˈprɪntɪŋ/ · ex.per.i-men.tal.print.ing
noun
- The use of unconventional or innovative techniques in the printing process. The artist's use of experimental printing techniques resulted in a stunning visual effect that captivated the audience.
- A type of printing that involves the manipulation of ink, paper, or other materials to achieve unique visual effects. The experimental printing process used a combination of hand-painted inks and layered paper to create a textured, three-dimensional effect.
verb
- To print using unconventional or innovative techniques. The artist experimented with printing techniques to create a unique visual effect.
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Did you know? Experimental printing has been used by artists throughout history, including the famous artist, Andy Warhol, who used experimental printing techniques to create his iconic silkscreen prints.