Printmaking and Reproduction · Semester 2
Monoprinting: Unique Impressions
Introduction to monoprinting, creating unique prints by applying ink to a surface and transferring it to paper, focusing on spontaneity and texture.
Key Questions
- Explain how monoprinting allows for unique variations in each impression, even from the same matrix.
- Design a monoprint that effectively uses texture and line to create a compelling image.
- Analyze how the pressure and application of ink influence the final outcome of a monoprint.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Level: Primary 6
Subject: Art
Unit: Printmaking and Reproduction
Period: Semester 2
Suggested Methodologies
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