Simple Suminagashi Blick Art Materials（简单Suminagashi耀光艺术材料）.pdfVIP

Simple Suminagashi art + social studies If you’re a teacher, student, group leader or parent... you’ll love this project. Its “no fail” — everybody gets great results. It’s fast, it’s easy, requires very little in the way of set up or clean up. And the best part is, it gives students the opportunity to try a traditional art from another culture, Japan. The word “Suminagashi” translates literally as “spilled ink.” Centuries before the art of marbleizing papers was practiced in Western cultures, Japanese craftsmen created patterns by floating ink on the surface of water and transferring it to a sheet of paper. Because the nature of water is ever-changing and constantly moving, Materials Suminagashi printers are Boku-Undo Suminagashi viewed as great masters of Marbling Ink (01309-1009); control. Each monoprint is share one 6-color set across like a fingerprint — unique classroom and unreproducible. Zerkall™ Copperplate Paper, Grade Levels K-12 (10435-1022); share one 22 x 30 sheet between Note: instructions and nine students materials based on a class of 25 students. Adjust as Pan with plain tap water, at needed. least 1/2 deep Paper towels for blotting Preparation 1. Fill a plastic or aluminum OPTIONAL: pan, approximately Blick® Scholastic Red Sable 9 x 12 size with a Round, 3/0 (05863-7030), minimum of 1/2 tap need two per student water. No other additives are required. Round 10-Well Tray 2. Cut paper down to (03041-1010), share between 7 x 10 pieces. Other two students papers may be used.