JNSI Volume 56, no. 1 / 2024
JNSI Volume 56, no. 1 / 2024
Story Abstracts
Editor’s Note — Britt Griswold
Scratchboard Illustration Techniques (open access)— Rhonda Nass
My Book Transformation from Print to Digital — Paul A. Krieger
Art Installation: Plastic and Electronics Pollution, Climate Change, and Biodiversity Loss — Taina Litwak
Scratchboard Illustration Techniques,
— Rhonda Nass
Scratchboard art began in the 1800s as a black-and-white illustration method and has since evolved into a fine art medium used by contemporary artists. The process involves scratching away layers of black India ink on a clay-coated board to reveal varying degrees of white beneath, creating detailed and textured images. This guide offers a step-by-step process for beginners, including supply gathering, concept development, and techniques for creating and finishing a scratchboard artwork.
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