Showing posts with label carving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carving. Show all posts

Jan 21, 2016

Lino Printed Trees

 
Students made sketches of trees from nature, later creating a more simplified square design to become a linocut. Lino carving techniques were learned and students carved their designs with lino cutting tools and surprisingly few mishaps. Students were then asked to complete three prints, one in black ink, one in brown ink and one on an experimental surface of their choice.
 


May 24, 2010

Ancient Egyptian Style Carved Tablets

Grade 7 students created these Ancient Egyptian inspired carved tablets from plaster.
After studying the designs used in artefacts and heiroglyphics, each student drew a design on paper. We made a plaster block by mixing up plaster in the bottom of an icecream container. Once set, the plaster was popped out of the container, the edges were sanded and the students drew their designs onto their block in pencil. Carving tools were used to carve out their design and finished blocks were painted to look aged.


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