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Printmaking – Mrs. Rogers (Pre-requisite: Art 1)

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1 Printmaking – Mrs. Rogers (Pre-requisite: Art 1)

2 Welcome…. Printmaking Students!
Throughout this 1 semester course (.5 credit), we will engage in the study of the following concepts: Relief Printmaking Linoleum Block Printing onto Clay Collagraph Reduction Print – Linoleum Photo Intaglio - Solar Etching Color Mixing/ Color Theory Principles of Design Symbolism/Metaphor Art History/Contemporary Art Studies Reflective Writing & Discussion Please be prepared to write about and discuss art concepts.

3 Relief printmaking Simply means creating a relief (a surface that is set out from the background, in order to print the raised surface) For example; woodcut, linoleum block and collagraph.

4 Linoleum/Wood Block Prints
Ken Swanson Elizabeth Catlett

5 Collagraph http://www.artistterms.com/texturegallery.htm
Website – texture examples Collagraph Plate Collagraph Print

6 Collagraph - Textural Examples

7 Reduction Prints Natalia Moroz

8 Process in Visuals

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11 Photo Intaglio – Solar Etching

12 Printmaking in the Sun – Solar Etching
Short video by Dan Weldan

13 Review How will we use the Principles of Design?
How will we use color theories? What about symbolism?

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