water soluble oil pastel is the same process, but with the oil pastel instead. We will do both to pick out the best!!
These are super-fun, so I hope you like them. The video below is from last year in my AP/Painting class, but the process is the same. the video mentions that you can use your own photographs behind the plexiglass. (This is a GREAT idea!!!). And YES, you CAN use my computer to print out that image.
water soluble oil pastel is the same process, but with the oil pastel instead. We will do both to pick out the best!!
For this project you will turn in one final image AND one ghost print: (at least, but you can do more if you really get into it)
Oil Pastel Trace Monotype
Trace Monotype with ink
You will use a photograph or a drawing to trace onto an inked up piece of plexiglass. You will be able to create an original monotype AND a ghost print image!
The collagraph takes its name from collage. It is an impression made from a board or block in which three-dimensional elements are glued.
Inspriation Artist: Jenny McCabe
Sample Collagraph images:Reflection/ FramingFor this "photo Friday" assignment you will take a minimum of 10 images using Framing as a compositional element and/or Reflection. (see samples below for more info) Be sure to post the best two to your blog! Framing:
Reflection:Create photographs of compositions that deal with REFLECTIONS!! Think about what is reflective....anything shiny like metal or a buffed surface, glass, even water is super reflective. Images can be manipulated with apps or pixlr to add more interest. For examples of how other artists captured reflection, check out this link! Tools of the Trade:Below you will find good examples of tools of the trade. These can be of your subjects using their tools or good, artistic shots of the tools themselves. Think about background and lighting and don't forget you can always edit photos after you shoot them, but its less work to really think about good compositions before you take those shots! Printography extension option: Extend-a-photoFor this you will print a photo NO LARGER than 5x7. (A 4x6 would also be fine). Glue this image onto a sturdy drawing paper or watercolor paper background. Then create a drawing or painting outward from the photograph. This could be realistic or abstracted!
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