The answer is " Art of Paper making".
<span>Hishikawa moronobu's was a Japanese printmaker and he was also the </span>first great master of ukiyo-e<span> that is the pictures of the floating world. He is also known as Kichibe. His father was an embroider and he also started making designs for embroidery at start. later he draw many pictures and also become an illustrator for story books, he used wood block prints for this purpose.</span>
The elements of art are line, shape, form, texture, value, space, and color. The principles of design (also called the principles of art) are balance, harmony, contrast, emphasis, movement, repetition, rhythm, proportion, and unity.
In short, elements are things that make the design. Principles are rules, guidelines, and philosophies, that govern the design.
B. Designers could create works that were sturdy and moldable.
I do hope this isn't from a test, if it is you should be doing your own work, but the general idea is that plastic made it easier to make decently sturdy and extremely moldable, malleable, objects. That just made collages, sculptures, and other physical artworks all that much easier to create.
It is a color photography process.
So.... A color process.
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