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1 Linoleum Block Printing UNIT Megan Welch 2D Studio Art I, II, Pre-IB Art, Portfolio Development 2D Design Honors, AP 2D Design & AP Drawing Nease High School Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida St Johns County Public Schools
2 SINGLE COLOR BLOCK PROJECT 1
3 BELLWORK: Terms to know: Define these as we go: Relief Print Printmaking Subtractive Process Brayer Block Plate Linoleum Cutter Gauge
4 Linoleum Printing A form of relief printing Easiest and most direct of all methods Subtractive Process- This means we will cut away areas we don t want to print. (Like a stamp!)
5 Title: Fishermens' Village (Rockport Massachusetts) Artist: Grace Arnold Albee ) Date: 1927Medium: Linocut
6 Artist Focus: Dave Lefner
7 History of Lino Printing Linoleum was invented and used as a floor covering in the late 1800s. As printmakers using wood blocks looked for easier and less expensive ways of block printing, they turned to the new product, according to the Printmaking Dictionary. The word "linoleum" dates to 1863 when Frederick Walton of England combined the Latin word for flax, "linum," with the Latin word for oil, "oleum," according to India Crafts.In the late 1800s, linoleum was considered a poor engraver's wood and often used by amateurs or as a teaching product in schools, according to the Printmaking Dictionary. But when artists such as Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso started using linoleum in the early 1900s, its popularity grew.
8 Tools
9 Linoleum Block A piece of thick, soft, cork linoleum often mounted on a block of wood, incised or carved in relief with a design, pattern, or pictorial motif, and used in making prints.
10 Brayer A hand roller used in printmaking techniques to spread ink evenly onto the image surface prior to printing.
11 Linoleum Cutter A design is cut into the linoleum surface with a sharp knife called a linoleum cutter. V-shaped and U-shaped gouges attach at the tip. These are what we carve our imagery into the block with.
12 Yasutomo Bamboo Baren This smooth, light rubbing pad is made of bamboo bark. Used for wood block printing, the strong grain of its tough surface allows the artist to convey pressure firmly and efficiently to the paper. Its origins can be traced to use in traditional Japanese woodcut printing or Ukiyo-e, a genre of Japanese woodblock prints and paintings produced between the 17th and 20th centuries.
13 SCALE 4- Students will create a one color linocut that shows imagery from observational drawings. Student shows an understanding of foreground, middle-ground, and background in their work. 3 - Learning Goal: Students will create a one color linocut that shows imagery from observational drawings. Students create a one color linocut that shows some understanding of observational drawing. Students create a cone color linocut that doesn t demonstrate an understanding of observational drawing or use licensed characters in their work.
14 VISUAL SCALE:
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17 DAY ONE: Plan your imagery. Use your sketchbook to create some observation drawings of items around the room or brought in by you. Your imagery MUST come from observation drawings. That means what you are trying to draw is physically in the room. Try to include a foreground, middle ground and background so your imagery is dynamic. Some possible subjects: Still life props Plants Science models Mirrors to create a portrait
18 I don t know what to do with my background!
19 This one doesn t really have a background. Why do you think I am showing this one to you?
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23 Remember: Your image will be reversed.
24 DAY TWO Now that you have drawn your image take it to the light table or a window, flip it around and trace the image on the back of the paper. REMEMBER- You will need to go over your lines again to sharpen the image!
25 Tip: This can be confusing for some students. If you re having trouble grasping this subtractive concept you can shade in your entire bock with a marker. This can help you better predict your outcome. IF YOU DO THIS, REMEMBER TO DO IT BEFORE YOU DO A GRAPHITE TRANSFER!!!!
26 SAFETY ALWAYS keep your holding hand BEHIND your carving hand. Essentially the most common way to cut yourself is to place the hand that should be holding the lino, behind the carving hand essentially in front of the blade! Despite what you may think this is easy to do as when you are concentrating on carving and pushing the blade forward it seems natural to stop the lino being pushed forward as well by holding it with you hand. If you do this YOU WILL cut yourself!
27 BELLWORK- write these steps 1. Consistently Ink Your Block with Brayer. 2. Align Your Paper. 3. Press and hold your paper down, Image UP 4. Rub the whole image consistently with the Spoon/Baren. 5. Hold the edges of your paper and pull back printed image. Note: You will need to wash your block if you are changing your printing color. NOTE: You will NOT change the color for your first block. Everyone is using black ink. Clean your whole tray with water. Let Dry. Clean Brayers, Paint Scrapers, and Tables. Store work on drying rack with your name on your prints
28 Block Print Project 1 Black ink only 5 print edition- remember these need to be identical. Be sure to number, title, and sign it. Number (e.g. 1/5) goes on the far left directly at the edge of the print (NOT the edge of the page). Title goes in the center of the print. Sign your name on the far right of the print. Complete a self-evaluation after.
29 FINISHED EARLY? Let s try a gradient blend background with the opposite side of your block!
30 Self-Evaluation In your sketchbook address the following. Use complete sentences. Justify your responses: DISCUSS the work in terms of printmaking techniques. Is it printed evenly? Any fingerprints? Does your cutting of the media show good craftsmanship? Have you controlled the project or has the project controlled you? What did you notice about your work habits? Did you use your time well? Did you print a consistent edition? Is there any consistency with other projects that you completed and this? (possibly with regard to imagery or artistic style) How does this work rate in comparison to other works you have completed? DESCRIBE and DISCUSS the work's formal strengths. (Formal elements include: line, shape, color, space, texture, pattern, and light. Also address the principals of design that you find strong. These principals may include: focal points, areas of emphasis, unity, variety, balance, or lack of balance.)
31 REDUCTION BLOCK PRINTING WRITE THIS DOWN IN YOUR SKETCHBOOK- Reduction: In a reduction print the artist develops all colors from the same block. For each color pass the artist removes more material from the block. Each color in printed on top of the previous. The artist must print the entire edition as he or she works, because the printable area of the single block is reduced with each pass.
32 Sherrie York Colorado artist Sherrie York credits her interest in nature to a college field trip in which she and her classmates were challenged to sketch strutting, squabbling chickens in a Nebraska backyard. It was exciting, challenging, and infuriating, she laughs. Feathers and pencils were flying every which way I loved it!
33 Although she didn t realize it at the time, that afternoon sparked an interest in drawing from life that would lead her to work as a painter and printmaker of natural history subjects, as well as a designer and illustrator of nature-focused educational materials.
34 I am especially drawn to subjects that might be overlooked if I were moving too quickly through a landscape, she explains. Weedy tangles along a ditch or bones and feathers in a field suggest lives and stories that I can barely imagine. I see so much when I take a walk, for example, but it always makes me wonder what I just missed, or what will happen after I ve passed by.
35 Shavano Sunset By Sherrie York $ Reduction linocut, Edition of 15 Image size 12 x 18 Hand printed on Awagami kozo paper Sold unframed Early settlers saw the shape of an angel in one of the snow fields below Mountain Shavano s 14,232 summit, and the Angel of Shavano became a symbol and a namesake for residents and businesses throughout the area. Here she is barely visible in the last light of day look to the right hand side of the image.
36 SHERRIE YORK S PROCESS (1) In this three-color image of a sunflower the background will be white, the color of the paper. The first step, then, is to carve away all the areas that will remain white. When the carving is complete I ink the block with the first color, in this case, yellow. I print more copies of the yellow than I hope to have in my final edition. This allows for the inevitable mistakes, since I will not be able to print any additional images once I start carving for the next color pass.
37 (2) While all of the printed sheets are drying, I clean off the block and I carve away all the areas that I want to remain yellow. When the carving is complete and the prints are dry enough, I print the second color, green, on all the prints.
38 3) Once more I clean off the block, carve away all the areas that will remain green, and print the final color, black. Once all the prints are dry I sort them, discarding any individual prints that have significant errors of registration or color. As a final step I sign and number the edition.
39 REDUCTION BLOCK PRINT By STEPHEN ALCORN
40 STEPHEN ALCORN
41 A Family Portrait 1997 Relief-block print (reduction print) 15-1/2 x 19 in. image, 17-1/2 x 23 in. paper Signed in pencil, published in a finite edition of 12 Hand-printed by the artist on acid free paper $500.00
42 Jesus Christ, v Relief-block print (Reduction Print) 17 x 13 in. image, 23 x 17-1/2 in. paper Signed in pencil, published in a finite edition of 12 Hand-printed by the artist on acidfree paper $ The Alcorn Studio & Gallery
43 What elements or principles are making these works successful?
44 Consider a monochromatic palette.
45 Monochromatic Palette you don t have to pick completely different colors!
46 SCALE 4 - Students will create a reduction block print that uses more than three colors. Students will create an identical edition of 5 prints. Registration on each print is aligned properly. 3 LEARNING GOAL Students will create a reduction block print that uses three colors. Students will create a mostly identical edition of 5 prints. Registration on each print is aligned properly in 3 out of 5 prints. 2 - Students create a reduction block print that uses less than three colors. Students created a non-identical edition of 5 prints. Proper registration is not shown. 1 - Students create a reduction block print that uses less than three colors. Students create an edition where no two prints are alike. Major registration flaws exist.
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48 DAY ONE & TWO Plan your imagery. Use your sketchbook to create a 3 color (4 if you count the paper color) plan for your Reduction Print. Try to include a foreground, middle ground and background so your imagery is dynamic. You can choose any subject you d like as long as it is NOT a licensed character. Some possible subjects: Still life props Plants Science models Mirrors to Create a Portrait Old Sketchbook Drawings
49 Alternate Day 1- Art and Conflict Lucienne Bloch Bloch created her woodcut, Land of Plenty, the same year she joined the Federal Art Project (FAP). A comment on the fate of poor farmers, the scene shows a poor, rural family of indeterminate race physically separated from the new electrical innovations and towering corn stalks by a barbed wire fence. The problem during the Depression was not a lack of food, but a lack of money city dwellers could not afford to buy food from the farmers, forcing the farmers out of business despite their booming crops.
50 Alternate Day 1 Observation Drawing Animal Studies My students and I will be going on a trip to St. Augustine Wildlife Reserve to spend the day drawing their animals. We will be using our drawings as references for a variety of projects including block prints. Rowanne Anderson
51 ALTERNATE DAY 1 (probably AP) - CROSS CONTOUR LINE DRAWING LINOCUT Michele del Campo Year: 2009 Technique: linocut Paper: Arches gr Image size: 21x26,6cm Paper size: 38,5x28,5cm Edition: 100 Set up a scene from everyday life and make a cross contour drawing. Graphite transfer to block.
52 Project Day 2: Rough Draft Due (10pts)
53 PROJECT TIMELINE DAY 3 Carve and print lightest value color (8 prints) DAY 4 Carve and print middle value color (8 prints) AFTERNOON STUDIO 4:00-5:00 THIS IS AN ACTIVITY BUS DAY DAY 5 Carve and print darkest value color (8 prints) DAY 6 Catch up day If finished early start planning your next project in your sketchbook AFTERNOON STUDIO 4:00-5:00 THIS IS AN ACTIVITY BUS DAY DAY 7 CLASS CRITIQUE
54 Self-Evaluation In your sketchbook address the following. Use complete sentences: DISCUSS the work in terms of printmaking techniques. Is it printed evenly? Any fingerprints? Is the cutting of the media good or bad? Have you controlled the project or has the project controlled you? What did you notice about your work habits? Did you use your time well? Did you print a consistent edition? Is there any consistency with other projects that you completed? How does this work rate in comparison to other works you have completed? DESCRIBE and DISCUSS the work's formal strengths. (Formal elements include: line, shape, color, space, texture, pattern, and light. Also address the principals of design that you find strong. These principals may include: focal points, areas of emphasis, unity, variety, balance, or lack of balance.)
55 EXIT SLIP: cut this out! Turn it in the day I ask you to! NAME: PERIOD: DATE: I really got it when I m still wondering about I figured out I didn t understand Look at what I can do.
56 EXIT SLIP: cut this out! Turn it in the day I ask you to! NAME: PERIOD: DATE: I really got it when I m still wondering about I figured out I didn t understand Look at what I can do.
57 EXIT SLIP: cut this out! Turn it in the day I ask you to! NAME: PERIOD: DATE: I really got it when I m still wondering about I figured out I didn t understand Look at what I can do.
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