Showing posts with label Printmaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Printmaking. Show all posts

Thursday, September 27, 2018

Printmaking Techniques: Students experimented with glue, Styrofoam and Stencil Prints.

Students were inspired by Hokusai's "The Wave", to create glue prints of their own boats and waves . 

Students drew images in Elmer's Glue onto a piece of poster board.
After a ridge of glue was built up, students inked their drawings and printed them onto white paper.



Students cut an image in a foam plate and then  colored the plate with marker.
The image was then printed from the plate onto wet paper.
Students used sticky backed letters, shapes and foam animals, to create these mandala inspired prints.

Students cut skull stencils from paper and printed them from inked plexiglass.

Fall Leaves printed from Styrofoam plates.

Rubbing Collages: After collecting rubbings from various objects, students tore up paper into pieces and arranged them on black construction paper. Using cray pas, they extended the rubbings texture onto the black paper.




Printed Cray Pas Reliefs: Middle School students printed cray pay reliefs from top half of paper onto bottom, to create reflections of trees in water.






Animal Prints: Students chose an animal and then drew its image onto a styrofoam plate. Students then created several prints of their animals in different colors.



Tattooed Hands