Aileen returned after being absent due to an emergency last week. We prepared and arranged 5 stations using 4 different printmaking techniques and one portfolio section. The set-up was similar to another printmaking class that I had previously taken in Korea. This surprised me.
Later, we made our printmaking plates together as a group. Aileen provided the directions step by step. She called it is a “cooperating demonstration.”I enjoyed the idea of it. Such a project could be used as a classroom management tool or strategy, excellent for keeping everyone together and allowing the teacher the opportunity to observe which students need more help.
Finally, Aileen demonstrated the different processes at each table station and we printed our finished product through 4 stations separately. The techniques were not new for me because I have a background printmaking as was required for earning a BFA. however, the exercise was a lot of fun.
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