Friday, April 13, 2012

MC Escher Inspired Printmaking


MC Escher Printmaking

Printmaking

PROJECT INTRODUCTION:

Students will design their own triangular tessellation and use it to print make.  The students will include images of nature in their tessellated triangle.  Student will study the designs of MC Escher.  Students will carve the design into Easy-cut.  They will print large patterned works and cut and collage other works. 
                                                                                                                          
PROJECT EXPECTATIONS:

Project
Requirements
Point Value
Due Date
Academic Practice
Brought in three Images
Brought in three magazine or computer printout Images
30
Jan. 9th
Practice drawings
Practice drawings that fill up one page in sketchbook.
30
Jan. 17th
Academic Achievement
Paper Tessellated Triangle
Tessellated Triangle made with paper with Images Drawn on
25
Jan. 19th
Easy-Cut Tessellated Triangle
Tessellated Triangle with Images cut into Easy-cut
25
Jan. 24th
Black Repetitive print on white large white Paper
Fill large provide paper with Tessellated Pattern.  Alignment and craftsmanship is important.
25
Jan. 27th
Black Repetitive print on white large white Paper and colored with Color Pencils
Fill large provide paper with Tessellated Pattern.  After print has dried color with color pencil.  Alignment and craftsmanship is important.
25
Feb. 10th
Multiple color prints on multiple colored paper collage
Fill large provide paper with Tessellated Triangles printed with different colored inks on different colored paper. Cut and paste to for a collage of the different prints that are puzzled together. Alignment and craftsmanship is important.
25
Feb. 10th

Brought in images, practice drawings, paper Tessellated Triangle, and Easy-Cut Tessellated Triangle must be approved before you should move onto the next step.

Excellent craftsmanship is crucial to keeping your triangle tessellated and your prints clean.  Keep crisp edges!!


Sketchbook Assignments are due at the start of class.

Critique and Project Due: February 17th
One Student's Collection











Critique: Student to discuss personal strengths and weakness:WORTH 20 Points