Creating Multiples: Simple Block Prints
Students learn basic block printing techniques to create repeated designs and explore the concept of multiples.
Key Questions
- Design a simple motif that can be effectively repeated in a block print.
- Compare the process of monoprinting with creating multiple block prints.
- Justify the steps needed to ensure consistent quality across multiple prints.
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
Suggested Methodologies
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