Master class “Printing with potato stamps”
Elena Vladimirovna Kolgan
Master class “Printing with potato stamps”
The master class is intended for children 4-5 years old.
Purpose : For an exhibition of children's works on a summer theme.
Goal: To study the technique of potato prints and decorate the drawing with millet.
Objectives: Development of artistic taste, fine motor skills, perseverance, master a new drawing method - imprinting using potato stamps, master a new type of millet appliqué.
Interesting facts: Sunflowers are garden giants! They can reach a height of 4.5 m. The diameter of the inflorescence can reach up to 30 cm. Sunflower seeds are used to make sunflower oil, margarine, and animal feed. They also make delicious sweets! In China, the sunflower is considered a symbol of long life. The Chinese believe that these plants are endowed with magical properties.
Means of expression: stain, texture, color.
Materials: a bowl or plastic box containing a stamp pad made of thin foam rubber impregnated with gouache, thick paper of any color and size, potato stamps.
Method of obtaining an image : the child presses the signet onto a stamp pad with paint and makes an impression on the paper. To obtain a different color, both the bowl and the signet are changed.
Today we turn potatoes into seals, and millet into pollen on a sunflower!
The teacher cuts the potato in half. Using a felt-tip pen, he draws petals on the halves, and then cuts off the potatoes around the drawn petals - they should protrude by about 1 cm.
Draw a yellow circle on a piece of cardboard - this is the middle of the sunflower.
Draw a green line - this is the stem.
Add leaves of different shapes and sizes.
Let some leaves overlap the stem.
Dip the potato stamp in yellow paint and press it onto a piece of cardboard.
We print petals around the center of the sunflower.
We detail the leaves with yellow paint.
Then we outline the middle of the flower with a thin line of glue.
Add a few spots of glue in the center.
Sprinkle millet onto the glue.
Shake off the paper - millet that does not stick will fall off. We are waiting for the picture to dry.
Finally, paint the millet with orange paint.
We use it to slightly detail the sunflower leaves.
This is such a wonderful job we have done.
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Source
"Chicks for a walk." Unconventional drawing technique - potato printing
Irina Antoniadi
"Chicks for a walk." Unconventional drawing technique - potato printing
potato halves of different sizes , oilcloth.
Take a large half of potatoes . This will be the body of the chicken . Carefully cover the oilcloth with yellow paint.
Turn the painted side down and place it on the paper.
Press down well so that everything is sealed .
Then take a small half of a potato . This will be the chicken's . We also cover it with yellow paint.
Our chicken will peck , so its head will be tilted down.
Using a thin brush, paint the tail , legs, beak and eye.
We print the second chicken nearby . He will look up.
also finish drawing the paws , tail, beak and eye.
Next, you can depict a flower using the same technique . First we print the middle of the flower .
But let's make the petals in a more complex way. the potatoes with several colors.
In order for a flower to have the same petals, each time you need to maintain the same pattern and color as in the first petal.
