Printmaking. Shading relates to printmaking! HOW? Implied shading.

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Printmaking

Shading relates to printmaking! HOW? Implied shading

Implied shading on shapes How could you make implied shading with black marker on geometric shapes?

History of Printmaking Albrecht Durer

Simple Relief Prints Ken Swanson

Relief Prints are basically composed of three building blocks Negative/Positive Space Rhythm/Repetition (patterns/textures) Proportion (depth/space)

Ken Swanson Linoleum Printmaker

Negative/ Positive Space

Rhythm/Repetition Prints by Ken Swanson

Proportion – space/depth

Learning Exercise (20 points for good composition) Create a design that incorporates the following. Negative & Positive Shapes Rhythm & Repetition (patterns and movement) Supplies: paper, pencil, ruler, compass, stencils, black sharpie

Black/White Prints by Ken Swanson

Natalia Moroz

Elizabeth Catlett

Elizabeth Catlett Special Houses

Edvard Munch Woodcut LithographOil Paint

Corner of a room - print idea