a process of printing making use of a reusable printing surface used to create monoprints

the process of evaluating and learning from experiences to refine skills and creative direction

to improve artistic skills, ideas, or techniques through practice and experimentation

Selecting and rejecting ideas: using a gelli plate

Art and design

Pupils will develop essential print making skills, explore connections between media and materials. They will learn to control various printmaking tools and be aware of the sustainability of their materials. They will recycle tetrapak and card to make their print blocks.

Being curious about printing

a process of printmaking using a reusable surface

Match the keyword to its correct definition.

To improve a print, an artist should {{ }} on their technique by evaluating and making changes.

to understand strengths and areas for improvement

Why is it useful to reflect on your gelli prints?

After analysing a print, an artist can make adjustments and attempt a {{ }} print run.

Match the print aspect to its importance.

Ink, pressure, and surface affect the outcome.

Why are no two gelli prints exactly the same?

a unique print that cannot be exactly duplicated

a print that can be reproduced identically

A {{ }} is a surface used to transfer ink onto paper during printmaking.

Which is the more accurate statement to describe a "print outcome"?

The way elements like shape, colour, and focal point are arranged in a print is called ...

They help create depth and visual interest.

They make prints easier to reproduce identically.

Why are textures important in gelli printing?

Which of these is **not** a key factor in selecting a successful gelli print?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Selecting and rejecting ideas: using a gelli plate

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.