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Initial proposal:

Working Title: - My initial working title is Non-toxic Printmaking Studio Practice.
Focus: -                Safe printmaking techniques and materials.
Audience: -         Students and Teachers of the Art institute, professional printmakers in Thailand & Pakistan.
Key Words: -      Non-toxic –Traditional-awareness- environmental-sustainable-electro etching-    printmaking-studio Practice.
Topic: -                Etching without Acid.
Research Question:-
1. How to convert toxic into non-toxic?
2. How is it possible?
3. Which approach can make it possible?
4. How many institutes/studios and artists/printmakers are working already in this Context?
5. How do you feel is responsible for your health and safety in the workplace?
6. How frequently do you eat or drink while working in the studio?
Project aim:-
The goal for this project is to work on safe techniques and materials that can replace hazardous chemicals and oil-based inks without sacrificing the desired outcomes of printmaking processes. This research aims to promote awareness of non-toxic, low-cost, and easily attainable resources.  
                                                                                                                       
By Fazal Ellahi Khan
    Student of MFA (visual communication) SOA-D

Comments

  1. NigelFebruary 26, 2020 at 8:19 PM

    Good start. More work needed to clarify though. Your aim is fine. No need for second sentence at this stage – this sentence is a statement of purpose, save it for later. Your Working title is far too general. The idea is that the title should include/ indicate the focus, audience and topic without the need for extra description. Look at the example I gave you and see how it works. You need to design a single research question that will frame and direct your inquiry. Look again at the section on research questions in the Craft of Research,

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