This text is aimed at those in ceramics who wish to move into print and transfers. Printmaking allows reproduction of both photographic and 'hand drawn' imagery, pattern and text onto the surface of two and three-dimensional ceramic objects through the creation of transfers

• What is a ceramic transfer?
• Historical overview
• How ceramic transfer prints look: methods and aesthetics
• Materials for ceramic transfer printing
• Screenprinted waterslide transfers: the basics
• Some low-tech approaches to using screenprinting
• Extending the potential of screenprinting: photographic stencils
• Integrating form and image: one artist's approach
• Digital transfers
• Revisiting early transfer printing methods
• Transfer printing and enamel on metal
• Transfers and glass