Printmaking: Repeating Images
Students learn basic printmaking techniques using simple materials (e.g., foam, vegetables) to create multiple impressions of an image.
Key Questions
- Explain the process of creating a print from a carved surface.
- Design a repeating pattern using a simple printmaking technique.
- Compare how a print differs from an original drawing.
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