Easy Cardboard Printmaking, Hokusai-Inspired Art Project: A Yellow Dog In Love on Valentine’s Day скачать в хорошем качестве

Easy Cardboard Printmaking, Hokusai-Inspired Art Project: A Yellow Dog In Love on Valentine’s Day

Easy Cardboard Printmaking, Hokusai-Inspired Art Project: This art project is Hokusai’s Ukiyo-e inspired*: Instead of using the woodblocks, we use cardboards; and instead of carving and cutting an actual woodblock using knife and chisels, we make cardboard cutouts to create the raised lines/shapes for printing. (* Katsushika Hokusai was best-known as the author of the woodblock print series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, created during the 1820s. The Japanese woodblock print (‘Ukiyo-e’) is a form of printmaking art.) MATERIALS NEEDED: 1. Cardboards 2. Tracing papers 3. Glue and scissors/utility craft knife 4. Acrylic paint 5. Paint brush / paint roller 6. Paint papers (to be printed) While this printing process can be therapeutic to many of us including myself, some students may find it challenging. This is because the process is laborious and time consuming. To create a perfect print, all layers of colour have to be printed one by one, and it is crucial to have all layers aligned perfectly to avoid spoiling the image. AND THIS IS WHAT MAKES IT SO INTERESTING AND SPECIAL! HAVE FUN CREATING FUN!!! If you enjoy this video, please LIKE + SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more fun and inspirations! Do follow us on Instagram, link right here,   / piggiesteps_art_studio_   And feel free to share your creation with us, via email to piggiesteps@gmail.com, or tag us on Instagram or Facebook! ================================================ Background music credit: Song : 샛별 - 솜사탕 여행(Cotton Candy Travel) Music provided by 샛별. Link :    • Видео      • Видео