As stated in an earlier post, this requires some backwards thinking.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Worhal Pop Art Prints
What is popular right now?????? Definitly cupcakes, coke, cellphones, water plus many more objects that we see around us all the time. We decided is was time to look at POP ART and imitate the master, Andy Worhal. The students chose a "popular" image and carved it into Soft-Kut linoleum. This was a two ink process, focusing on complementary color combinations. When completed, they glued them on to one sheet of paper, forming the repeating pattern recognized in Worhals work.
As stated in an earlier post, this requires some backwards thinking.
As stated in an earlier post, this requires some backwards thinking.
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Absolutely fascinating!
Marvelous one!
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Nice cake!:)
Okay, I am relatively intelligent(HA!)but I cannot figure out how you did the printing. Did you use a reduction print or just print the lighter color first? I really like these and would like to try it with my kids. Thanks!
Pat - hopefully you will come back and read this :-)
I did use a reduction process with sof-kut linoleum. I had the students print on 4 different sheets of colored construction paper. They did print lighter colors first and moved toward the darker colors. they actually printed with only two colors of ink.
Love these- super cute and very effective use of colours. Thnx for sharing :)
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