The lithography printing technique uses a grease-based crayon, known by its german name, tusche.
The Greek words lithos, which means "stone," and graphein, which means "to write," are the roots of the English word "lithography." In order to produce a high quality print of an existing image, it uses a printing technique that depends on the immiscibility of grease and water.
Typically, the image will be immediately drawn with specialized pencils onto a flat slab of stone or metal plate. The image is then covered in ink; the drawing will hold the ink while the blank sections will resist it. The picture will then be placed on a sheet of paper (or another material), and the slab will go through the litho press to print the image on the paper.
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