Meaning and disposal practices of death ritual waste materials in Ganda society of Central Uganda
Meaning and disposal practices of death ritual waste materials in Ganda society of Central Uganda
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2024
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Babisere, Annet
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Print making is the process of making or creating artworks by printing on a given surface. It is an artistic process of transferring images from a matrix unto another surface and the types include relief printmaking, lithography, serigraph (screen printing), intaglio, mono type. Printmaking is the part of the elective course units at Margaret Trowel School of Industrial and Fine Arts including drawing elective, art appreciation, communication design, printing,. painting, sculpture, ceramics, textile, fabric to mention but a few. Printmaking as a course unit at Margaret Trowel School of Industrial and Fine Art has enabled many students who specialize in it to know the importance of print making, knowing more about print making, the requirements needed for one to become the great artist in printmaking, ways how great print makers achieve etc
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A research report submitted to College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology in partial fulfilment for the requirements of the Degree of Bachelor of Industrial and Fine Art Degree of Makerere University.
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Nabisere, A.(2024). Meaning and disposal practices of death ritual waste materials in Ganda society of Central Uganda (Unpublished undergraduate research project) Makerere University, Kampala.