Monday - Tuesday, March 14-15

Prioritize what you need to complete:

1. Print your COLLAGRAPH.
2. Complete your POST-PLANNING PAGES.
3. Use WATERCOLOR to make a MONOPRINT of one of your prints. Use COMPLEMENTARY colors. You can add colored pencil for effect.
4. ACTIVATE your pages and borders for your Post-Planning Pages.
5. Work on Unit 1 TEST REVIEW

COLLAGRAPH PRINTS DUE ON FRIDAY, MARCH 18TH.

Week of March 14 - 18

PROJECT: Complete COLLAGRAPHS! and begin Expressive Clay Portraits

• Monday: Print Collagraphs. Monoprinting will be introduced. Continue working on Post-Planning Pages.
• Tuesday: Review for Unit 1 test. Discuss upcoming project and expectations while Ms. Munson is away. Work on Post-Planning and Monoprints. LAST DAY TO PRINT YOUR COLLAGRAPH during class
• Wednesday: Begin Expressive Clay Portraits by learning Face Proportions and making a portrait of the student across from you. 
• Thursday: Test on Unit 1! Work on portrait of another student.
• Friday: Work on Pre-Planning Journal Pages for Unit 2: Expressive Clay Portraits

Upcoming Due Dates:

1. Studio Project - COLLAGRAPHS - by Monday, March 21, you need to complete an EMBOSSMENT (no ink), 1 black ink collagraph print, and 1 MONOPRINT (use watercolor to enhance your prints)
2. Collagraph POST-Planning Pages - due on Monday, March 21st. All of your Pre-Planning pages are due at the end of class. All information about the page can be found by clicking on this link.

Tuesday-Friday, March 8-11

• Complete your COLLAGRAPH plate.
• Seal it with MOD PODGE.
• Activate your POST-PLANNING PAGES if you have any free time while you are waiting on things to dry.

We will begin printing the COLLAGRAPHS as soon as the plates are dry.

Monday, March 7th

• Complete your COLLAGRAPH plate.
• Seal it with MOD PODGE.
• Activate your POST-PLANNING PAGES if you have any free time while you are waiting on things to dry.

We will begin printing the COLLAGRAPHS as soon as the plates are dry.

Week of March 7 - 11

PROJECT: COLLAGRAPHS!

• Monday - Friday: This week we should complete our collagraph plates and make our prints. Once the plate is complete, it needs to be sealed with Mod Podge before it can be printed. You will need to make an embossment (no ink), 3 prints, and turn one of the prints into a monoprint in order to complete your studio project. Once you complete your print, you will make your Post-Planning Pages for your journal.

Upcoming Due Dates:

1. Collagraph Pre-Planning Pages - due on Wednesday, March 2nd. All four of your Pre-Planning pages are due. All information about the page can be found by clicking on this link.

Thursday - Friday, March 3-4

ESSENTIAL Question: How does an artist show emotions through design?

• Use your MAQUETTE to decide on your textures from your STUDIO PROJECT COLLAGRAPH PLATE.
• Fill out your LEGEND for your Maquette.
• Make a rubbing of your maquette. Shade with a pencil in both directions - DO NOT MOVE YOUR "DESIGN (formerly Intro)" PAPER.
• OUTLINE your shapes on the rubbing.
• Use your rubbing as a pattern to begin building your COLLAGRAPH PLATE.

Wednesday, March 2

Essential Question: How does an artist show emotions through design?

PRE-PLANNING PAGES 1-4 are due today, Wednesday, March 2nd at the END OF CLASS!

Complete all pages, borders, Maquette, and Legend.

If you finish early, begin the rubbing (or FROTTAGE) of your Maquette.