Which style of printmaking uses a bruin to cut the image into the printing plate?

The style of printmaking that uses a burin to cut the image into the printing plate is known as engraving. In this technique, the artist meticulously carves lines into a metal plate, creating a design that can be inked and pressed onto paper. Engraving allows for fine detail and crisp lines, making it a favored method for producing high-quality prints.