1. Making a Collagraph How to achieve texture in your plate

2. Paper Thick paper layered on top of each other or foam core to create embossment or raised area Cut out stencil

3. Cardboard Corrugated

4. Paint/Brush Strokes Thick Acrylic Various brush strokes Palette Knife Carve into thick paint

5. Carve into plaster/gesso Apply plaster or gesso Allow time to dry Carve/scratch design

6. Fabrics Lace Mesh Screening Doilies

7. Organic Materials

8. Wood Glue Smooth Stippling Draw designs Wood burn when dry

9. Other Materials Buttons Coins Paper Clips Clock parts (gears/gadgets) Tooth picks

10. Other Materials Sandpaper Tin Foil Washers Feathers String Bubble wrap

11. Examples

13. You can still see the image, but it focuses on texture

14. Examples

15. Calendar 3/6 – Text Choice 3/10 – Bring in text to make copies 3/12 – Drawing of plate including description of textures to be used completed in sketchbook (no larger than 8 x 8 inches) 3/16 – 3/26 – Create plate 3/26 – Completed plate due at the end of class