In which situation can printmaking and poster design become related?

When message-based visual posters are made through printing technique

The governing concept is the connection between an artistic process and a communicative purpose. Printmaking produces an image by transferring an impression from a prepared surface, while poster design organizes words, images, colour, and layout to communicate a public message. When a printed image is arranged as a clear, attractive message poster, the two practices overlap. Option A is correct because it names both the printmaking technique and the poster’s visual purpose. Option B concerns performance rather than printing, option C is illogical because a plan is not sung, and option D removes the visual result required by both poster design and image-based communication. The relationship is therefore practical and purposeful, not merely based on appearance.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Poster and Poster Making. Topic: Colour balance in posters.