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| Always use block-printing ink.
Water based ink is best. |
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amount - less is best! |
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| Any kind of found object can be
pressed into ink and then onto a surface to make
a print. You could use body parts, leaves or twigs,
lego blocks, etc. |
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| Print with sponges or other things
you find in class. |
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| Find things with interesting textures.
Roll ink on them and make a print. |
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| You can overprint as well. Overprinting
simply means making a print, allowing it to dry
and printing on it again. |
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| Masking out means tearing or cutting
shapes, laying them out on a surface and using a
print tool (such as a sponge) to print around them. |
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