Mark Making
Mark making is the underlying principle to all printmaking
In this section we will look at some of the different ways in which students can make marks in the classroom. We favour an experimental and playful approach to mark making.
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Polystyrene Printing
Printing from polystyrene ‘plates’ is a simple process suitable for younger children. This video takes you through the process and covers the basics of mark making, rolling out ink and producing your first prints.
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Monoprinting
Monoprinting is a versatile and expressive printmaking technique that involves creating unique, one-of-a-kind prints. Monoprinting allows for spontaneity and experimentation.
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Collagraph Printing
Collagraph printing involves creating prints from a textured plate made of various materials glued to a substrate. The plate is inked and then pressed onto paper. This versatile technique allows for rich, varied textures and can be printed as relief or intaglio.
