On Friday, my class of 14 Students made papers for a future collage. Based off of a paste-paper project I did in college, we painted and stamped textures onto construction paper to create unique art papers. My students used rubber stamps, foam stamps, sponges, toothbrushes, forks, pallet knives, straws, and other objects to texture and color their papers. Instead of the paste material, I used tempura paint!
This paper was sponged with red and then stamped with blue.
Some students dipped plastic forks into their paint and then sketched lines all over their papers.
Some students splattered interference paint onto their darker papers to add a shine.
this texture was made by dragging a fork across a layer of paint in diagonal lines.
Each student made two or three papers. next week we will cut them up and use them to make fascinating, vibrant collages!
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