Printmaking
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Printmaking is a quarter-long, higher-level art class dedicated to learning printmaking techniques and history. Students will use knowledge of positive and negative space, texture, line, and shape to create multiple editions of their printwork, including monoprints & monotypes, collographs, lino cuts, stenciling, and screenprints.
*A spiral-bound sketchbook or notebook is needed for this class I HIGHLY recommend students have experience in Drawing before enrolling in Printmaking. |
This class is planned using the North Carolina Essential Standards.
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Assignment Plan for this Quarter:
Students earn a daily grade for attempting the warm-up as class begins. Daily grades are averaged weekly for classwork grades.
First Day of Class: Rules & Procedures |
Class Syllabus
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Download this syllabus with the Parent Letter (page 2):
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Class projects may include:
Monoprint Techniques
Mixed Media with Prints Unusual stamping materials Personalized Logo Stamps (Hanko) |
Reduction Prints
Collograph Prints Linoleum Printing How to use a printing press |
Intaglio Prints
Screenprints Stenciling Photo Transfers |