Unit 3 Presentations

3.8: This is Mixed Media Quiz

3.7: This is Mixed Media Review

3.6: This is 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 Printmaking?

3.1: What is a Zentangle?

Unit 3: This is Mixed Media

WARM UP ACTIVITY

MATERIALS NEEDED

TODAY'S AGENDA

CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

draw a ketchup packet

• Begin Unit 3​
• Introduce new vocab​
• Explain the OPTIONAL sketchbook assignment

• Be kind and respectful
• Ask questions
• Have fun, don't stress
• Annotation rights are meant to be fun. Inappropriate use by one will result in this feature being taken away

OPTIONALSketchbookPencilEraserMarker

“Nothing happens unless first we dream.”Carl Sandburg

3.1: What is a zentangle®?

• ​actual texture​
• geometric​
• gradient​
• implied texture​
• organic​
• pattern​
• zentangle®

vocabulary

WHAT IS A ZENTANGLE®?​

What is a pattern?

Zentangles

If we break it down into two words, we get "zen" and "tangle"​​ Zen refers to peacefulness​ Tangle refers to the doodle-like patterns that get tangled up in this form of drawing​ ​ A Zentangle is a manner of drawing that incorporates multiple patterns.​

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Pattern

A pattern is when elements are repeated in a predictable way.​

what is a organic shape?

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what is an geometric shape?

organic vs geometric

ORGANIC

GEOMETRIC

VS

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Texture

What shows texture here?

What shows texture here?

What shows texture here?

when using color, how do you create value?

what is a gradiant?

Draw a Zentangle®​Art 7 Kit Materials: black ink pen, drawing paper, drawing pencils, eraser, sketchbook​ ​

There is a padlet to upload a picture of your Zentangle® for me to see. If you do complete a Zentangle® and share it on the padlet provided, you will receive 5 extra credit points for your Unit 3 project.

sketchbook

reminder: start gathering objects for project

Answer in Zoom Chat

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next class

• Discuss different types of Printmaking​
• Review ​
• No materials needed

TODAY'S AGENDA

REMINDER

WARM UP ACTIVITY

CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

Sketchbook Extra Credit DUE BY QUIZ DAY

In the padlet, share a *school appropriate* meme/gif that sums up how your week is going.

• Be kind and respectful
• Ask questions
• Have fun, don't stress
• Annotation rights are meant to be fun. Inappropriate use by one will result in this feature being taken away

• Learn about Printmaking
• Learn different printmaking types
• Review new vocab

3.2: What is printmaking?

​

• Lithography​
• Stencil Printing​
• Silk-Screen Printing​
• Printing Press

• Printmaking​
• Matrix​
• Relief Print​
• Woodcut ​
• Intaglio​

vocabulary

We will watch a few minutes of ​ this video and then there will ​ be 5 multiple choice questions ​ to answer after it.

JapaneseUkiyo-e

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What is printmaking?

What made printmaking popular?

Types of Printmaking

Lithography

Intaglio

Relief Printing

Silk Screen Printing

Stencil Printing

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WOODCUT

relief printing

• The oldest type of print is a relief print. ​
• In relief printing, you carve away any spaces that you want to be white. ​
• The ink will stick only to the raised area, which you apply to your paper, fabric, or other surface.​
• The inked areas will transfer ink (color or black) as a negative image to your surface. ​
• The un-inked lines are white, not black.​

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Intaglio

Intaglio is more like drawing. You brush ink into the carved lines, wipe off the surface of the plate, and then use high pressure to press the paper (or other material) to the surface of the plate. ​

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Types of Planography:

• Lithography
• Digital Printing

Planography is printmaking in which the surface is not changed.​

Planography

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Lithography

The most well-known artistic form of planographic printing is lithography. ​ Lithography is very different from intaglio or relief printing. In lithography, you use chemicals to determine what is and is not printed. The basic principle is that grease, or oil, and water do not like to mix. ​

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stencil printing

Stencil printing requires the use of a screen. Ink passes through the screen and transfers onto the material.​ Like relief printing, you have to think in reverse. A stencil is a negative image. The holes in the stencil will transfer ink. The surface of the stencil will be white.

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silk screen printing

Silk Screen printing is a type of stencil printing that is used primarily on fabrics.​ However, it can be used for paper too!This type of printing uses a silk fabric to create the stencils and the printer pushes the ink through the silk as demonstrated on in the video here.

Printmaking's Unique History

Artists can reach a wider audience than by selling a painting or drawing an image.

why create art through printmaking?

A skilled printer will make each print look very similar, but there will always be small differences that make each print unique.

The biggest advantage of printmaking is that more than one person can have an original version of the finished product.​

SPIN THE WHEEL!

EXIT TICKET

We learned a lot today! Lets review some of the main topics we covered!

• Cardboard (4 inches by 7 inches or smaller – NO LARGER)​
• Scissors​
• Glue​
• Large paintbrush​

• Found objects

materials needed

next class

• Review
• We start our projects!

MATERIALS NEEDED

REMINDER

*think of things with different textures

WARM UP ACTIVITY

Sketchbook & Unit Guided Notes Extra Credit DUE BY QUIZ DAY

Answer the poll once you've gathered your materials, then sit back and watch this video until we start!

TODAY'S AGENDA

• Review
• Learn new type of Printmaking
• Start Unit Project

CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

• Be kind and respectful
• Ask questions
• Have fun, don't stress

• Cardboard (4 inches by 7 inches or as close to that size as possible)​
• Scissors​
• Liquid Glue​
• Large paintbrush​
• Found objects*

3.3: Creating a collagraph (Part 1)

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• Lithography​
• Stencil Printing​
• Silk-Screen Printing​
• Printing Press
• Collagraph

• Printmaking​
• Matrix​
• Relief Print​
• Woodcut ​
• Intaglio​

vocabulary

which of the follow is NOT a type of printmaking

01:30

IntalgioAssemblageLithography

Relif PrintingStencilSilk Screen

IntalgioRelief PrintingLithographySilk Screen

Which printmaking technique doesn't require any carving, but needs a special pencil to draw on the matrix with?

IntalgioRelief PrintingStencilWoodblock

Which type of printmaking is being shown here?

Collagraphy

Collagraphy is a printmaking technique that uses found materials to create the matrix. You can think of this as the printmaking version of collage.​

Unit 3 Project

We will be making our own matrix using found materials.

4. Arrange the materials to create unique shapes and patterns

3. Contrast - putting objects that look different next to each other

2. Shapes

1. Texture - variety if possible

Art elements to keep in mind

You are making an abstract design - it's ok if it doesn't look like anything specific

4.

- To ways to go about gluing your objects: 1. lay out all of your items on the cardboard first so you can decide where you want everything placed and then glue everything downOR2. glue down your objects as you go

- You don't want to use objects that are just going to absorb the paint (like a paper towel)

Keep in mind.....

YOU DON'T NEED ALL THESE ITEMS TRY TO FIND AT LEAST THREE (3)

Make sure these objects are NOT ones you'll need to use again

Crafts:

• pipe cleaner
• felt
• sequins
• small beads
• string
• yarn
• fabric
• buttons

Office:

• paper clips
• rubber band
• small eraser
• construction paper
• cardboard

Kitchen:

• dried rice
• dried pasta (nothing to big, thin like spaghetti)
• tin foil
• plastic wrap
• plastic grocery bag
• cupcake liner

SUGGESTED Found objects:

• Cardboard (4 inches by 7 inches or as close to that size as possible)​
• Scissors​
• Liquid Glue​
• Large paintbrush​
• Found objects

materials needed

Remember to store your collagraph plate somewhere safe, as you will use it in the next lesson.

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Wash your paint brushes immediately!

• your completed & dried matrix
• 4 pieces of large white drawing paper
• paintbrush
• acrylic paints
• paper towel
• cup of water
• something to cover surface

materials needed

next class

• Review

• We will be printing!

TODAY'S AGENDA

• Review
• Printing with our matrix

CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

• Be kind and respectful
• Ask questions
• Have fun, don't stress

Sketchbook & Unit Guided Notes Extra Credit DUE BY QUIZ DAY

REMINDER

Answer the poll once you've gathered your materials, then sit back and watch this video until we start!

• your completed & dried matrix
• 4 pieces of large white drawing paper
• paintbrush
• acrylic paints
• paper towel
• cup of water
• something to cover surface

MATERIALS NEEDED

3.4: Creating a collagraph (Part 2)

WARM UP ACTIVITY

Silk Screen Printing!

Which type of printmaking is being shown here?

Relief Printing!

Which type of printmaking is being shown here?

What TWO art techniques make up Collagraphy?

TODAY

We will be using our matrix to make FOUR (4) prints.

Print on paper (repeat 4 times)

step 4

• your completed & dried matrix
• 4 pieces of large white drawing paper
• paintbrush
• acrylic paints
• paper towel
• cup of water
• something to cover surface

Materialsneededtoday

Prepare your matrix ("ink" it with paint)​

today's project steps

Step 3

Prepare your paper(dampen with water and brush)​

Step 2

Prepare your paper (cut down to size)

Step 1

Remember to store your prints somewhere safe, as you will use it in the next lesson.

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Wash your paint brushes immediately!

• your FOUR (4) prints, dried completely
• black ink pen
• sharpie
• marker
• pen

materials needed

next class

• Learn history of Printmaking
• Introduce Mixed Media

• Complete final step of the Unit 3 project

Sketchbook Extra Credit DUE BY QUIZ DAY

Answer the poll once you've gathered your materials, then sit back and watch this video until we start!

REMINDER

TODAY'S AGENDA

CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

• your FOUR (4) completed prints
• black ink pen
• sharpie
• marker
• pen

• Be kind and respectful
• Ask questions
• Have fun, don't stress

• Learn history of printmaking
• Introduce Mixed Media
• Complete Unit 3 project

MATERIALS NEEDED

3.5: mixed media message

WARM UP ACTIVITY

Answer the poll once you've gathered your materials, then sit back and watch this video until we start!

TODAY'S AGENDA

CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

• your FOUR (4) completed prints
• black ink pen
• sharpie
• marker
• pen

• Be kind and respectful
• Ask questions
• Have fun, don't stress

• Review
• Introduce Mixed Media
• Complete Unit 3 project

MATERIALS NEEDED

3.5: mixed media message

WARM UP ACTIVITY

EXTRA CREDIT

Upload to padlet in Announcements section of course. DUE BY QUIZ DAY

VIDEO 2

VIDEO 1

Silk Screen

Stencil Printing

Match the video with the printmaking style

VIDEO 2

VIDEO 1

Intaglio

Relief Printing

Match the video with the printmaking style

BCE: Before Common EraCE: Common Era

1825 CE

History of Relief Printing

1440 CE

105 CE

1670 CE

200-900 CE

7600-600 BCE

1825 CE

1440 CE

105 CE

1670 CE

200-900 CE

7600-600 BCE

7600–6000 BCE

In ancient Mesopotamia, stamps were used to make impressions.Stamps have been around since ancient Mesopotamia. They were made of wood and used to make impressions.This is an example of what that would look like, but there is no "proof" of printmaking at this time.

1825 CE

1440 CE

105 CE

1670 CE

200-900 CE

7600-600 BCE

105 ce

Stone rubbings that were inked and rubbed with dampened paper first appeared in China around 105 CE and was how the first documented relief print was created.

1825 CE

1440 CE

105 CE

1670 CE

200- 900 CE

7600-600 BCE

• While the earliest woodblock prints were developed in China around 200 CE, Europeans started creating woodcut prints in 900 CE.

• Europeans called it woodcut printing intead of woodblock printing.

• These prints were often made to illustrate a book and are almost always a scene from a story.

200 - 900 CE

1825 CE

1440 CE

105 CE

1670 CE

900 CE

7600-600 BCE

1440 CE

• Johannes Gutenberg made relief printing on a large scale possible when he invented the printing press in 1440.​
• These add more precision to the pressure applied to the print as well.​
• Printing presses also made the process a lot faster for production.​

The figures shown were either average people going about their daily tasks or images seen in theatre and plays.

1825 CE

1440 CE

105 CE

1670 CE

900 CE

7600-600 BCE

In Japan, the most popular type of wood print is called Ukiyo-e, which first appeared around 1670 CE. These images depict everyday life and nature.

1670 CE

1825 CE

1440 CE

105 CE

1670 CE

900 CE

7600-600 BCE

Camera Obscura

The metal was coated in a photosensitive substance that when exposed to light would be able to capture an image.

(NIS-A-FOR NIP-S)

1825 ce

Photoengraving was developed by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce

what is mixed media?

An artwork where more than ONE media has been used.

MIXED MEDIA

WHAT MEDIA DO YOU SEE IN THESE IMAGES?

MIXED MEDIA

What do I draw?

TODAY

We will be drawing on ONE of our prints, to make our own mixed media artwork.

What should I draw??

Use ONE word to describe your artwork so far

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• your final prints!

materials needed

next class

• Complete Critical Response together in class
• Demonstrate how to upload artwork into edio

Sketchbook & Unit Guided Notes Extra Credit DUE BY QUIZ DAY

REMINDER

WARM UP ACTIVITY

draw a pretzel

CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

MATERIALS NEEDED

“The soul without imagination is what an observatory would be without a telescope.” Henry Ward Beecher

• your FOUR (4) completed prints

• Be kind and respectful
• Ask questions
• Have fun, don't stress
• Annotation rights are meant to be fun. Inappropriate use by one will result in this feature being taken away

• Review of vocab
• Vocab activity
• Go over project questions together
• Review how to submit the project

TODAY'S AGENDA

3.6: this is mixed media critique

________________ is a judgement about the success of the artwork

__________ is the materials used to create the artwork.

TECHNIQUE

EVALUATION

_______________ is the way the materials are used to create the artwork.

MEDIA

INTERPETATION

____________________ is the action of explaining the meaning of something.

REVIEW

Let's review our critique vocab words!

THOUGHTFUL

IT'S BEAUTIFUL

PAINT

CANVAS

DRAWING

PRINTING

POWERFUL

IT'S COOL

IT DOESN'T WORK

PERSONAL

GLUING

FABRIC

PENCIL

PAINTING

EVALUATION

INTERPRETATION

LETS APPLY WHAT WE KNOW

WORDBANK

TECHNIQUE

MEDIA

WHAT ELEMENTS OF ART DO YOU SEE HERE?

elements of art

• Uploading a picture of your artwork into edio is the first part of your project.
• We will create a credit line for our artworks.
• We will answer the four questions about our artworks in edio.

CREDIT LINE & CRITICAL RESPONSE

FINAL STEPS

IS YOUR ARTWORK SUCCESSFUL?

EVALUATION

WHAT IS THE MEANING BEHIND YOUR ARTWORK?

INTERPRETATION

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If you are still working on your project, do not submit the SECOND part of today's lesson until you are done with it.

HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PROJECT?

next class

• Unit 3 Quiz Review Day
• We will be reviewing in class

draw a pig's tail

WARM UP ACTIVITY

CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

OR

EXTRA CREDIT

Upload to padlet in Announcements section of course. DUE BY QUIZ DAY

"You can't sit around and wait for somebody to say who you are. You need to write it and paint it and do it." Faith Ringgold

• Be kind and respectful
• Ask questions
• Have fun, don't stress
• Annotation rights are meant to be fun. Inappropriate use by one will result in this feature being taken away

• Vote for the Review Game you think we should play!
• We will be reviewing for Unit 3 Quiz

3.7: this is mixed media review

TODAY'S AGENDA

WARM UP ACTIVITY

draw a pig

REMINDER

Sketchbook Extra Credit DUE BY QUIZ DAY

"You can't sit around and wait for somebody to say who you are. You need to write it and paint it and do it." Faith Ringgold

• Be kind and respectful
• Ask questions
• Have fun, don't stress
• Annotation rights are meant to be fun. Inappropriate use by one will result in this feature being taken away

• Log in to Kahoot
• We will be reviewing for Unit 3 Quiz

CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

3.7: this is mixed media review

TODAY'S AGENDA

13

15

16

SPIN THE WHEEL!

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12

11

10

WHAT WORDS ARE YOU STRUGGLING WITH?

Lithography

Pattern

Intaglio

Implied Texture

Relief Printing

Silk Screen Printing

Stencil Printing

Printmaking

Check the announcements for review games you can do on your own for extra practice! If you would like to access the Study guide it is located in the ANNOUNCEMENTS section of our class under the "Study Guides, Guided Notes, and Vocab!" section.

Need Extra Review?

next class

• Unit 3 Quiz Day
• Workshop time

REMINDER

Sketchbook Extra Credit DUE BY QUIZ DAY

CHOOSE THE ACTIVITY YOU WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN AFTER REVIEW

• Be kind and respectful
• Ask questions
• Have fun, don't stress
• Annotation rights are meant to be fun. Inappropriate use by one will result in this feature being taken away

• Kahoot review to start!
• Quiz

CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

WARM UP ACTIVITY

3.8: this is mixed media quiz

TODAY'S AGENDA

PICTIONARY:

One person draws, everyone guesses what they are drawing in the chat

go take the unit 3 quiz

Check the announcements for review games you can do on your own for extra practice! If you would like to access the Study guide it is located in the RESOURCES section of our class under the "Guided Notes and Vocab Packets" padlet!

Need Extra Review?

next class

• WE START UNIT 4

A. matrix

A. matrix

C. printing press

What is this piece of equipment called?

B. color wheel

B. color wheel

C. printing press

What is a matrix?

C. drawing done in a relaxed manner using patterns and textures

C. drawing done in a relaxed manner using patterns and textures

B. print used to promote a specific point of view or cause

B. print used to promote a specific point of view or cause

A. surface used to apply the ink when printing

A. surface used to apply the ink when printing

What is propaganda?

C. drawing done in a relaxed manner using patterns and textures

C. drawing done in a relaxed manner using patterns and textures

B. print used to promote a specific point of view or cause

B. print used to promote a specific point of view or cause

A. surface used to apply the ink when printing

A. surface used to apply the ink when printing

Which printmaking technique doesn't require any carving, but needs a special pencil to draw on the matrix with?

A. lithography

C. stencil printing

C. stencil printing

D. relief printing

D. relief printing

A. lithography

B. monoprinting

B. monoprinting

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What is actual texture? a. Impression of a physical sensation What you can physically touch and feel A gradual change of value What is implied texture? Impression of a physical sensation What you can physically touch and feel A gradual change of value What is a gradient? Impression of a physical sensation What you can physically touch and feel A gradual change of value

Cardboard for project: should be about 4x7can use:CCA box flapcereal box or snack boxback of canvas

Which type of printmaking carves away the lines you DO want ink in?

A. lithography

A. lithography

C. wood cut

C. wood cut

D. screen print

D. screen print

B. intaglio

B. intaglio

What type of printmaking carves away the NEGATIVE space, or the area that you don't want ink?

A. silk screen

A. silk screen

C. relief printing

D. intaglio

D. intaglio

C. relief printing

B. lithography

B. lithography