Where is the artist's technique seen in printmaking?

In the process of printing an image from a plate or surface

The governing concept of printmaking is transferring an image from a prepared matrix or surface onto paper, fabric, or another receiving material. The artist’s technique appears in preparing the plate, block, stencil, or other surface; applying or removing ink; controlling pressure; and positioning the receiving sheet. These choices affect the clarity, texture, repetition, and visual character of the final print. Option C is correct because it identifies the central image-transfer process. Options A and B belong to performing or musical activities, not printmaking. Option D is a measurement task unrelated to visual image production. Therefore, the technique is understood through how the artist prepares the surface and produces the impression.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Printmaking. Topic: Basic print techniques.