Monoprinting: Unique Impressions
Students will create unique prints using monoprinting techniques, focusing on spontaneous mark-making and color application.
Key Questions
- Explain how monoprinting differs from other printmaking methods.
- Construct a monoprint that demonstrates expressive use of color and texture.
- Analyze the element of chance and spontaneity in monoprinting.
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
Suggested Methodologies
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