Lesson Plans - Medium: Painting

Printmaking occurs when a copy of an image is made by impressing paper against an inked printing surface. That surface is frequently a relief surface, as in wood-cuts, or an incised surface, such as engraving and etching, though some print processes use a flat surface and rely instead on water and oil resist to make the image, as in lithography.

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In this three-session portrait lesson, students will choose characters from a recently read novel and turn two-dimensional artworks into a three-dimensional portrait that can be viewed in the round.

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