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  1. 3. - The method of making a mold and casting it in a durable material such as bronze. The two most commonly used methods of this are sand casting and the "lost wax“ process.
  2. 5. - This involves cutting the design out of a thin material and then printing the design by rubbing or spraying paint around the areas that are cut out.
  3. 6. - It is a subtractive process in sculpture wherein artist subtracts or cuts away from a solid material to reach the desired form.
  4. 8. - A person refers to a visual artist who creates two- or three-dimensional art using a range of materials from stone to wood, plastic to paperclips.
  5. 9. - This type of printmaking is commonly seen in laser or ink jet printers.
  6. 10. - It refers to the most developed type of printmaking that can be used alongside more standard forms of printmaking like relief, intaglio, lithography, and stenciling.
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  1. 1. - This refers to the process of manipulating soft materials that can be shaped by the sculptor’s hands to create a three-dimensional form.
  2. 2. - Refers to the type of stenciling that involves designing an image and then applying the paint or ink through a screen which is typically called a silk screen.
  3. 4. - A unique type of printmaking wherein paints or ink is applied to a smooth surface such as cooper or glass, and then through a printing press, the image is pressed to a sheet of paper.
  4. 7. - It is an old method of intaglio printmaking that involves carving the metal to create the design.