Adapting the plastic possibilities of different imprints to achieve tangible values that enrich the typographical work of home economics students

The research achieves three main entrances, which are the entrance to show the plastic capabilities of the different prints, the entrance to show the various tactile values, and the entrance that is concerned with the implementation of innovative artworks by linking them to make contemporary designs to be employed in print hangers in the manner of printing fingerprints and direct drawing to enrich the field of textile printing among art education students in The College of Home Economics. Through these entrances, the concept of fingerprints, types of fingerprints, the different formative capabilities of fingerprints, the meaning of texture, its different types, and tactile surface values were clarified, and an explanation of how to link them.

The problem of the research lies in how it is possible to take advantage of the plastic capabilities of the different fingerprints to achieve the tactile values that enrich the typographic work of the students of the Faculty of Home Economics, and accordingly, we have done several works of art using the plastic capabilities of the different fingerprints to achieve the tactile values that enrich the typographic work of the students of the Faculty of Economics.

Among the most important results we have reached. Adapting the different plastic possibilities of fingerprints to achieve tangible values and employing them in innovative plastic formulations that combine simplicity and modernity, whether in terms of prepared design or performance methods, and then using them in typographical commentaries.

Research problem :

The research problem is determined in the following question:

• How can we take advantage of the plastic possibilities of the different prints to achieve the tactile values that enrich the typographical work of the students of the Faculty of Home Economics?

research importance :

The importance of the research is due to:

• Detection of different types of fingerprints that achieve various tactile values.

• Emphasizing the importance of industrial and natural environmental materials and benefiting from them in making contemporary printed designs.

Finding new experimental solutions to enrich the typographic work of home economics students with different tactile values through different fingerprints.