Gadget printing is so much fun!
On a 9 x 12 white paper Kinders practiced stamping with a variety of found objects: laundry detergent caps, forks, marker caps, film canister (how do I explain that item to this generation?)and other stuff I collect for just this purpose. They were to print in rows to get a feel for pattern and repetition.
After the practice sheet was finshed, they were to print on their painted fish shape papers. My plan was to re-create those patterns on the colored stripes of the fish.
My student artists had a lot of fun with these as well as extra experience with pattern. I'll post some of the finished ones in the days to come...
Hundertwasser Houses Watercolour Paintings
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See my original post of this lesson HERE.
Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928 – 2000) was an Austria...
11 hours ago
I love the fish but I am obsessed with the practice sheets! They are so beautiful and would look great in my kitchen.
ReplyDeletehaha - Since I'm stingy with sending home projects until they've been assessed, the kiddos took home their practice sheets instead of their fish so I'm afraid I have none left!
ReplyDeleteCool project- do they dip the objects in paint or an ink pad? I love how they adding the textures to the fish- brilliant!
ReplyDeleteInk pad - I'll talk about my DIY version in an upcoming post!
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