lektorat

is a unique typographic treatment or stylized arrangement of letters, words, or a brand name designed to repres... Unlike a logomark, a logotype relies on typography to create a distinctive and recognizable visual identity

In design, lettering is the art of drawing individual letters and words to create a unique piece of artwork, unlike using pre-designed fonts. Each letter is custom-drawn, allowing for complete creative freedom with flourishes and modifications to suit a

Lithography is a printing process that uses a flat stone or metal plate on which the image areas are worked using a greasy substance so that the ink will adhere to them by, while the non-image areas are made ink-repellent.

Serigraphy is an artistic printmaking process, also known as screen printing or silkscreening, where ink is pushed through a fine-mesh screen onto a surface, using a stencil to block certain areas

from Ancient Greek καλλιγραφία (kalligraphia) 'beautiful writing") is a visual art related to writing. It involves the design and execution of lettering with a pen, ink brush, or other writing instruments

(Solvent /ˈsɑːlvənt/ - a substance, especially a liquid, that can dissolve (= remove or destroy by a chemical process) another substance.)

Underpainting /ˈəndərˌpeɪn(t)ɪŋ/ - the initial layer of paint applied to a canvas or surface, serving as a foundation for the final work by establishing tonal values, shapes, and composition)

(Hue /(h)ju/ - one of the twelve pure colors you see on the color wheel. A hue is the simple form of a color like red, orange, or yellow.)

(Diptych /ˈdɪptɪk/ work of art consisting of two sections or panels, usually hinged together.)

(Turpentine /tuh·puhn·tine/ - a clear liquid with a strong smell that burns easily. It is sometimes used in products for removing paint from brushes or you can use it as a paint thinner.)

(painting on wet plaster)

earlier versions of the image showing under the final layer)

(adjustment of space between multiple lines of type)

(adjustment of space between letters)

Binder Material that holds the pigment together in paint and creates solid consistency. Binder is often a liquid or an oil, like linseed oil, which is commonly used in oil paint

Solvent A substance capable of dissolving paint. Oil painting uses turpentine, white acrylics and warercolor painting use water.

Gold leaf a type of metal leaf, commonly used on icons or decorative techniques like gilding. It is gold than has been hammered into thin sheets (loafs)

Siccative a substance usually made out of metal salts, used for speeding up the drying process of oil paints.

Palette knife tool used for mixing or applying paint onto the canvas. It can also be used for creating interesting textures.

(A public display of works of art, objects, or items, usually in a museum, gallery, or similar place.)

instalacja (artystyczna) A type of artwork that is created for a specific space, often using multiple objects or materials arranged together

restauracja (dzieła sztuki) The process of repairing and preserving artworks to return them to their original condition.

Conservation- Konserwacja The act of protecting and maintaining artworks to prevent damage or decay over time.

Retrospective - retrospektywa An exhibition showing works from an artist’s entire career, highlighting their development and achievements.