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MS: Middle School
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3.8 This is Mixed Media Quiz
3.7 This is Mixed Media Review
3.6 Mixed Media Critique
3.5 Mixed Media Message
3.4 Creating a Collagraph (Part 2)
3.3 Creating a Collagraph (Part 1)
3.2 What is a Printmaking?
3.1 What is a Zentangle?
Unit 3 Presentations
Materials Needed:SketchbookPencilBlack Marker
Classroom rules
TODAY'S AGENDA
Warm upactivity
1. Be kind and respectful2. Chats and Conversations should be art related.3. Raise your hand.4. Have fun & Do your Best
1. Introduce Unit 3 2. Learn new vocabulary3. Learn how to create a Zentangle 4. Optional Extra Credit Sketchbook Assignment
Draw your favorite food in our drawing padlet!
What is a zentangle?
3.1
Which word are you most curious about?
- Zentangle
- Pattern
- Actual Texture
- Implied Texture
- Geometric
- Organic
- Gradient
Unit 3.1 Vocabulary
organic
Repeated similar objects
Repeated Lines, Shapes
geometric
What are patterns?
Describe some of these textures
What is texture?
color
sculpture
collage
Paint
What ways can artists add texture to their work?
What is gradient?
A gradual change in valueIf you're creating organic patterns or texture, natural colors have gradients. They're not flat.
Circle the Geometric texture patterns
Circle the organic texture patterns
Doodle-like patterns
Peacefulness, Calm
-TANGLE
ZEN-
Let's break it down into 2 words...
What do you think this word means?
What is a zentangle?
let's see a zentangle!
Raise your hand if you'd like to draw a zentangle on the screen!
let's see a zentangle!
EXTRA CREDIT OPPORTUNITY!
next class
Draw a Zentangle in your sketchbook using a black marker/drawing tool. Take a picture and upload to Sketchbook Gallery Padlet by Quiz Day!Padlet is located in our edio announcements
- We will review this vocab and learn about printmaking!
- No materials needed
wrap up!
3.1
3.2
What is printmaking?
REMINDERYou will need texture items from your home next class!
Classroom rules
TODAY'S AGENDA
Warm upactivity
1. Be kind and respectful2. Chats and Conversations should be art related.3. Raise your hand.4. Have fun & Do your Best
1. Learn new vocabulary2. Learn about printmaking3. Review materials needed for next class
Drawing Padlet:Draw a Zentangle
Which word are you most curious about?
- Printmaking
- Matrix
- Relief Print
- Woodcut
- Intaglio
- Lithography
- Stencil Printing
- Silk Screen Printing
- Printing Press
Unit 3.2 Vocabulary
Printmaking is the process of making art via prints. Printmaking does not mean making copies from a printer or computer. It's transferring an image from one surface to another.
What do you think this word means?
What is printmaking?
The ability to make multiple copies of the same image.
Why do you think printmaking is popular with artists?
What is printmaking?
A matrix is surface that you apply ink to.Think of a rubber stamp.We will be creating a matrix to print from next week!
What do you think this word means?
What is a matrix?
stencil printing/ silkscren
lithography
Intaglio(Etching)
Woodcut
Let's learn about different kinds of printmaking:Relief Prints
lithography
Intaglio(Etching)
Let's learn about different kinds of printmaking:Relief Prints
SCREENPRINTING
STENCILPRINTING
Let's learn about different kinds of printmaking:Relief Prints
Since its development, printmaking has been connected with mass media, journalism and technological advancement. Newspapers were made through printmaking.Images could be mass-produced to spread messages farther and wider.
printmaking's interesting history
lithography
ETCHING/INTAGLIO
sCREEN pRINTING
WOODCUT
SORT THESE TYPES OF PRINTMAKING
exit Ticket
Answer Zoom Poll:Have you started gathering cardboard and other items to collage?
Texture Objects
Cardboard Piece (no bigger than 4x7")ScissorsGlue Large Paintbrush&
What do we need for next class?
3.3
Creating a collagraph PT.1
REMINDERZentangle Drawings for Extra Credit are due in our Padlet by Quiz Day!
Classroom rules
TODAY'S AGENDA
Warm upactivity
1. Be kind and respectful2. Chats and Conversations should be art related.3. Raise your hand.4. Have fun & Do your Best
1. Introduce new vocabulary word2. Review printmaking vocabulary 3. Discuss Unit 3 Art Project4. Create our Matrix
Get these Supplies:Piece of Cardboard (about 4x7")Scissors Glue Texture Materials
Collagraphy: a printmaking technique that uses found materials to make an art piece
Unit 3.3 Vocabulary
1. How something feels with your hands2. A type of printmaking using found objects3. An image that has the appearance of texture4. A surface that you apply ink to to create a print5. A type of art that creates copies of an image
A. MatrixB. Printmaking C. CollagraphyD. Actual TextureE. Implied Texture
vocabulary Matching
Collagraphy video example
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Our unit 3 Art Project Checklist
*This project will take 3 art classes* If you miss a guided art lesson during this project, you won't be able to do the current lesson.* Your print design will be ABSTRACT* We will make more than 1 print and pick the best
unit 3 project notes
GET YOUR TOOLS:CardboardScissorsGlueFound Objects:Paper, Bubble Wrap, Foil, Cardboard, etc.
02:00
Let's Build our Matrix
Don't forget to wash your brushes!
We will be printing!
next class
MATERIALSAcrylic paintsPaintbrushBig White Paper Paper TowelsWaterSomething to cover your table
wrap up!
3.3
If you did not complete part 1, you will not be able to do our lesson today.
3.4
Creating a collagraph PT.2
Classroom rules
TODAY'S AGENDA
Warm upactivity
1. Be kind and respectful2. Chats and Conversations should be art related.3. Raise your hand.4. Have fun & Do your Best
1. Create prints using our matrix
Get these Supplies:Acrylic Paint PaintbrushWater Paper TowelWhite Paper
printing press
matrix
printmaking tool that you apply ink onto
printmaking tool that presses two surfaces together to transfer ink
printmaking design carved into wood
woodcut
stencil printing
ink passing through cut out negative spaces
line designs carved into metal sheet, ink applied inside the lines
intaglio
printmaking style using collage of found objects
collagraphy
Printmaking vocab review
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4.
2.
1.
Our unit 3 Art Project Checklist
*This project will take 3 art classes. We are on Day 2.* If you missed Day 1, you won't be able to do the current lesson.* Your print design will be ABSTRACT* We will make more than 1 print and pick the best
unit 3 project notes
Collagraphy video example
GET YOUR TOOLS:Your Matrix CollageAcrylic Paint Paintbrush Water Paper TowelWhite Paper
02:00
Let's PRINT!
Answer the 5 question Zoom Poll, then go Submit Blank for today!
Exit Ticket:
Don't forget to wash your brushes!
We choose our best print and draw/write a design on top.
next class
wrap up!
3.4
3.5
Mixed Media MEssage
MATERIALSDrawing Tools: MarkersPenPencilYour Dry Prints
Classroom rules
TODAY'S AGENDA
Warm upactivity
1. Be kind and respectful2. Chats and Conversations should be art related.3. Raise your hand.4. Have fun & Do your Best
1. Review Relief Printing2. Learn about the history of Relief Printing3. Learn about Messaging in Art4. Draw or Write a Message on our Print
Drawing Padlet:Draw a Slice of Pie
Printmaking vocab review
Relief Printing: Any type of printmaking where ink is applied to raised areas of matrix and white areas are carved away
What is Relief PRinting?
Image Source: Rubber Stamp, Source: unsplash.com, Glen Carrie
stampscollagraphwoodcut
examples of relief printing
Printmaking has been used throughout history to tell stories and share ideas and messages.
The history of relief printing
7600-6000 BCE
105 CE
200 CE
900 CE
The history of Relief PRinting
Let's connectthe dots.
1440 CE
1670 CE
1825
The history of Relief PRinting
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Our unit 3 Art Project Checklist
What can I add?
We're going to be adding a message or personal design on top of one of our prints.
Using Art to Tell a story
Examples
We will be learning about Mixed Media Art and reviewing how to turn in our project
Exit Ticket:
Answer the Zoom Poll: How do you feel about your project?
next class
wrap up!
3.5
3.6
Mixed Media Critique
Classroom rules
TODAY'S AGENDA
Warm upactivity
1. Be kind and respectful2. Chats and Conversations should be art related.3. Raise your hand.4. Have fun & Do your Best
1. Define Mixed Media2. Review Critique Vocabulary & Practice Critiquing a Print 3. Submit Artwork
Drawing Padlet:Draw a Fish Tank
What do you think mixed media means?
Mixed Media
Unit 3.3 Vocabulary
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1.
What Kind of media do you see in these artworks?
Mixed media Art
Name, Title, Date Created, Media, Size, Current Location
How successful the artwork is
The meaning of the artwork
How you used the materials
The materials you used
Credit Line
Evaluation
interpretation
technique
Media
Critique Vocabulary
1. What technique do you think the artist used here?2. What do you interpret the meaning of this artwork to be?3. Let's evaluate. What do you think is successful about this art? What would you do differently?
Let's practice a critique
Let's look at this Collagraph Print example and Practice filling out our Critique form in a Padlet!
Let's practice a critique
1. Is your photo clear and bright?2. Did you follow the project instructions?3. Are your written responses in your own words? (No AI) 4. Did you use complete sentences?
Submitting your Artwork
1. Take a photo of your project2. Answer all questions in edio 3. Submit your print.
If you need to finish your Prints:
1. Don't submit today.2. Leave it overdue until it's done.3. Use Project Guide or Book Zoom time with me
If your project is done:
wrap up!
3.6
REMINDERZentangle Drawings for Extra Credit are due in our Padlet by Quiz Day!
3.7
Mixed Media Review
Classroom rules
TODAY'S AGENDA
Warm upactivity
1. Be kind and respectful2. Chats and Conversations should be art related.3. Raise your hand.4. Have fun & Do your Best
1. Review for Quiz 2. Answer Questions about Unit 3 Projects3. Escape Room 4. Optional Time to Complete Projects
Mixed Media Review
Circle the Organic Patterns
Mixed Media Review
Circle the Geometric Patterns
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B.
A.
Stencil Printing
Intaglio Printing
Woodcut Printing
What type of printmaking is this?
C.
B.
A.
Stencil Printing
Intaglio Printing
Woodcut Printing
What type of printmaking is this?
C.
B.
A.
Woodcut Printing
Screen Printing
Collagraphy
What type of printmaking is this?
B.
A.
Implied Texture
Actual Texture
What type of texture is being shown here?
A.
B.
Geometric Pattern
Organic Pattern
What type of Pattern is being shown here?
C.
B.
A.
Matrix
Printing Press
Stencil
What type of printmaking tool is this?
C.
B.
A.
Matrix
Printing Press
Stencil
What type of printmaking tool is this?
C.
B.
A.
Organic
Complementary Colors
Gradient
What is this called?
A.
B.
C.
Zentangle
Printmaking
Propaganda
The term used to describe using prints to promote a specific cause or point of view
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B.
C.
Zentangle
Printmaking
Propaganda
What is this type of Art called?
A.
B.
C.
Woodcut
Lithography
Silk Screen Printing
What is this type of printmaking involves the use of chemicals?
If your project is still not done:1. You have until next class to turn it in.2. Review Project Guide 3. Book a Zoom Time with Me4. Ask me your ?s here
What questions do you have about our unit 3 project?
Project Questions.
Unit 3
We will be playing Jeopardy and taking our Unit 3 Quiz
Exit Ticket:
Complete the Escape Room and send Mrs. A. the Passcode in a Private chat.
next class
wrap up!
3.7
3.8
This is mixed media quiz
REMINDERProjects are due today!
Classroom rules
TODAY'S AGENDA
Warm upactivity
1. Be kind and respectful2. Chats and Conversations should be art related.3. Raise your hand.4. Have fun & Do your Best
1. Play Jeopardy 2. Take your Unit 3 Quiz3. Optional Unit 3 Project Work Time with Mrs. A.
Drawing Padlet:Draw your Favorite Sport!
1. Unit 3 art projects are due today!2. Extra Art Time with Mrs. A.Friday. Dec. 6th 11:30-12pmSign up in Announcements3. Unit 4: We are painting again! You will need acrylic paints and a canvas board!
Art 7 General Notes
1. Go take your Unit 3 Quiz
If you need to finish your Prints:
1. Stay on here to discuss art projects
If your project is done:
Choose your adventure
3.8
Relief Prints
Prints created by carving designs and images out of a matrix.
1670 CE
Ukiyo-e wood blocki prints were created in Japan.These prints depicted scenes of everyday life and nature.
SCULPTURE
You can incorporate texture into a sculpture by carving lines and patterns.
- Requires the use of a screen.
- Design is created by making a negative stencil.
- The ink will pass through and print through the holes of the stencil.
STENCIL OR SCREENPRINTING
- You can use values of color to create patterns and depth.
- If you think back to the gravel, you can see the shapes of that pattern because of the darker gray shadows under the rocks, and the highlights of the object.
Color
INTAGLIO/ ETCHING
Lines are carved into the surface to create design.Then you apply ink into the lines and use high pressure to press design onto the paper.
Unit 3 Project Steps
1. Gather found objects for texture2. Glue onto cardboard base to create matrix 3. Paint on top of matrix4. Press paper on top of wet matrix5. Reveal and Repeat6. Once dry, we will draw a design or a message on top of our best print.
D. Printmaking by sliding ink through a screen & stencil
C. Printmaking technique using chemicals to control ink
B. Printmaking by printing a found object collage
A. Printmaking by carving design into wood
What is Lithography?
Texture
The Element of Art that describes how something feels.There are two kinds of texture:Actual Textureor Implied Texture
Relief Prints
Prints created by carving designs and images out of a matrix.
D. Zentangle
C. Intaglio
B. Collagraph
A. Matrix
What type of printmaking is this an example of?
COLLAGE
Gluing actual textured items such as fabric creates texture in a piece of art. Adding physical items to a piece of art can also create shadows and depth.
1825
Photoengraving is invented by Frederic Niepce.
WOODCUT
One of the oldest forms of printmaking. Traditionally used in countries like Japan and China. Designs are carved in wood.
Your favorite song lyricsA quote from your favorite book Words that describe youA picture of things you like A zentangle or other abstract design Find shapes in your abstract design and turn them into somethingSymbols like hearts or peace signNames of people who mean a lot to you
C. Printmaking by sliding ink through a screen and stencil
C. Printmaking technique using chemicals to control ink
B. Printmaking by printing a found object collage
A. Printmaking by carving design into wood
What is Screen Printing?
Unit 3 Project Steps
1. Gather found objects for texture2. Glue onto cardboard base to create matrix 3. Paint on top of matrix4. Press paper on top of wet matrix5. Reveal and Repeat6. Once dry, we will draw a design or a message on top of our best print.
7600-6000 BCE
Early stamps date back to ancient Mesopotamia . They were made of wood and used to stamp impressions .
IN WHAT WAYS CAN WE CREATE PATTERNS?
PATTERN
A design that repeats itself.Examples:Light, dark, light darkCircle, Square, Circle, Square
1440 CE
Johannes Gutenberg invents the printing press making large scale printing possible.
What Media is Used?
Paint PaperNewspaper/ Magazine
LITHOGRAPHY
In Lithography, chemicals are used to determine what is printed and what is not.For example like oil & water don't mix.
Relief Prints
Prints created by carving designs and images out of a matrix.
Printing PressPrintmaking tool used to press two surfaces together to transfer image
Materials Used:
Buttons Fabric Yarn Jewels
Unit 3 Project Steps
1. Gather found objects for texture2. Glue onto cardboard base to create matrix 3. Paint on top of matrix4. Press paper on top of wet matrix5. Reveal and Repeat6. Once dry, we will draw a design or a message on top of our best print.
900 CE
The first woodcut prints were developed in Europe during the Middle Ages.Europeans called it woodcut instead of woodblock.These prints were usually meant to illustrate a story.Examples of types of stories:Fairytales/MythologyReligious StoriesEveryday life scenes
Let's Discuss! How do you think the artist, Peter Mauch, created this image?
IN WHAT WAYS CAN WE CREATE PATTERNS?
PATTERN
A design that repeats itself.Examples:Light, dark, light darkCircle, Square, Circle, Square
105 CE
The first documented relief print was created in China by rubbing dampened paper over an inked stone.
200 CE
Earliest woodblock prints were also developed in China. Examples have also been found in Korea and Japan.
D. Lithograph
C. Collagraph
B. Matrix
A. Printing Press
What is this tool called?
PAINT
You can create actual texture in a painting but layering paint or applying thick coats of paint on top of each other.You can also mix textured items into gesso before you paint.