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Lino Cut Process Piece
Process: I began my project by choosing the location of the houses and culture in that area, that I would create my project to portray upon. I chose the renovated fishing homes in the town of Costa Nova Portugal, known as Paliheiros. When doing that, I researched more of the culture and meaning behind these colorful fishing homes, and planned my project on my planning idea pages. I then chose my reference images and planned my project layout. I decided to create a Lino cut print of the houses and portray the inspiration that the malcieros b oats have on the renovated fishing house colors. After this, I cute my two pieces of Linoleum, and sketched the houses with pencil onto the two pieces of linoleum. I then began carving out the areas of the houses on my linoleum that was going tone printed white.
Reference Images:
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Sensory: Anna catherine suggested that I clean up the carving lines within the positive and negative space of my linoleum
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Formative/Technical: Anna Clare suggested that I made sure the the shapes carved out in my linoleum are clearly identifiable and intricate.
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Expressive: Mrs. Johnson suggested that I cut the last row of lines on my second piece of carved linoleum so that the roofs of the two linocuts line up together.
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Elements And Principals Of Design:
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Repetition And Pattern: I used repetition and pattern within my pieces when I carved out the line pattern in my linoleum pieces.
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Shape: I used shape within my pieces when I created the carved out shapes to portray the windows of the houses.
Reflection: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1titp5Wd3sU928J7Cd5X-IPwgtoo0SfkUtGcqWk9e6gw/edit?usp=sharing
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