Digital presses are not typically used in traditional printmaking as they rely on digital technology rather than physical plates or blocks.

A brayer is a cylindrical roller covered with a soft material, used to evenly distribute ink across a printing plate.

Etching plates are metal plates that have been treated with acid to create a recessed design, which holds ink and transfers it to paper during printing.

A scraper is a flat, sharp tool used to remove excess ink from a printing plate, ensuring that only the desired areas transfer ink to paper.

Relief printing is a technique where a raised surface on a printing plate transfers ink to paper, creating a raised image.

Printing ink is a specialized type of ink used in printmaking to transfer the design from a printing plate to paper.

Lithography is a printing technique where a flat surface is treated with a greasy substance to create a design, which then attracts ink and transfers it to paper.

Printing paper is a specialized type of paper used in printmaking to receive the transferred ink from a printing plate.

Screen printing is a printing technique where ink is forced through a mesh screen onto paper, creating a design.

A printing blanket is a thick, resilient material used in printmaking to apply pressure to the paper during printing, ensuring good ink transfer.

Relief printing is a technique where a raised surface on a printing plate transfers ink to paper using a press.

A printing press is a machine used in printmaking to apply pressure to the paper during printing, ensuring good ink transfer.

Intaglio printing is a technique where ink is transferred from a recessed surface on a printing plate to paper.

A printing roller is a cylindrical tool used in printmaking to apply ink to a printing plate.

Lithography is a printing technique where a flat surface is treated with a chemical process to create a design, which then attracts ink and transfers it to paper.