LEARNING MODULE 7

SUBJECT: Arts
GRADE: Grade 3
MONTH January
SCHOOL YEAR: 2021-2022
TEACHER: Beth V. Balbido
CONTACT NUMBER: 09350673172
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INTRODUCTION
In this module, you will learn about printmaking and stencilling. Activities are also provided to
improve more your skills.
STANDARD
Lesson MELCs Objectives
Printmaking with the Use of  Discusses the concept that a  use natural materials to
Natural Objects print made from objects produce abstract prints
 Stencil Printmaking found in nature can be  create an artwork by the
realistic or abstract help of the different natural
 stencils a paper or plastic objects found in your
sheets to be used for surroundings;
multiple prints on cloth or  create an artwork by
hard paper stenciling.
 Give importance to the
designs made using found
objects through
printmaking
 Appreciate your own work
 Share things with others

TRANSFER
In this module, you will learn how to printmaking can be used to create impressive works of art. You
will also learn how to use different things from your surroundings in making prints and you will also
learn to create an artwork by stenciling.
DISCUSSION
When artists wish to create copies of an artwork, they make prints.
A print is a work of art made up of ink on paper and existing in multiple examples. It is created not by
drawing directly on paper, but through an indirect transfer process. A good print design uses repetition
of shapes or lines or emphasis through contrast of shapes and lines.
Principles of design
Repetition refers to one object or shape repeated.
Pattern is a combination of elements or shapes repeated in a recurring and regular arrangement.
Rhythm is a combination of repeating elements with variations.
Emphasis is used when the artist wants to highlight an area of the art composition and draw the viewer’s
attention or focus to a specific location in the art/work.

Printmaking is the process by which different types of prints are created. It can make multiple images
or pictures using one tool or several copies from one design.
 Printmaking is a means of printing an artwork. This is done by creating the design on a surface
called plate or medium like woodblock, metal plate, stone, or screen.

One of the most interesting printmaking activities is nature printing or recreating images from
nature. Images of natural objects can be transferred onto paper, fabric, and other surfaces to create
captivating works of art. This is done by applying ink or paint to a natural object like rock, fruit,
vegetable, leaf, or petal of a flower.
There are Three Basic Steps in Printmaking
1. Prepare or create a plate.
2. Place the ink in the plate with the desired color.
3. The image is transferred to a material such as paper, cloth, and cardboard.

Lesson 2: Stencil Printmaking

Stenciling is one of the simplest methods of creating a duplicate or copy of an image. It is the process of
printmaking using a stencil.
Stencil a design that is cut out of paper or any other suitable thin or strong material.
Stencils are devices which can be used to trace an object or a letter that has already been cutout.
Stencil art lets people see messages clearly. Alphabet and logo stencil artworks that give
instructions concerning outdoor hazards attract attention easily. Stenciling may be done on walls or
floors. Stenciling can also be done on a material that can be posted indoors or outdoors such as
cardboard, manila paper, or recycled cartons.
Example of Stencil Printmaking

ACTIVITY 1
Encircle the correct answer.
1. Refers to one object or shape repeated
a) repetition b) pattern c) Rhythm
2. It is a combination of elements or shapes repeated in a recurring and regular arrangement.
a) repetition b) pattern c) Rhythm
3. Is a work of art made up of ink on paper and existing in multiple examples.
a) print b) pattern c) printmaking
4. The process by which different types of prints are created.
a) print b) pattern c) printmaking
5. The following are the basic steps in printmaking except________?
a) Prepare or create a plate.
b) Place the ink in the plate with the desired color.
c) place the cutout drawings on the folder.
SUMMARY
A print is a work of art made up of ink on paper and existing in multiple examples.
Repetition refers to one object or shape repeated.
Pattern is a combination of elements or shapes repeated in a recurring and regular arrangement.
Rhythm is a combination of repeating elements with variations.
Emphasis is used when the artist wants to highlight an area of the art composition and draw the viewer’s
attention or focus to a specific location in the art/work.
Printmaking is the process by which different types of prints are created.
Stenciling is one of the simplest methods of creating a duplicate or copy of an image.

EVALUATION
Identify what is being asked on the following question.
__________ 1.One of the simplest methods of creating a duplicate or copy of an
image.
__________ 2. The design is cut out of paper or any other suitable thin, strong material is
what you call _________.
__________ 3. What does printmaking means?
__________ 4. Combination of repeating elements with variations.
__________ 5. What do you call to objects found in nature.

WORKSHEET
A. It is always fun to wear the product of your creativity. You will use fruits and vegetables to create
prints on a bond paper.
What you will need
 Sheets of old news paper
 Bond paper
 Water
 Paintbrush
 Water container
 Paint
 Plastic bowl/paper plate
 Variety of fruits and vegetables cut in halves
What you Will Do
1. Cover your work area with the sheets of old newspaper.
2. Lay down the bond paper on the covered work area.
3. Pour the paint onto the plastic bowl or paper plate.
4. Dip your chosen fruits or vegetables into the bond paper and stamp them in random or ordered
patterns on the bond paper.
5. You may also apply paint to the fruits and vegetables with a paintbrush.
6. When you are done, dry your work and submit to me.
B. Stencil painting
What You will Need
  Old newspaper
 Pencil
 Piece of cardboard
 Square sponge
 Pair of scissors
 Plastic saucer or paper plate
 Poster paint9 at least 2 to 3 colors)
What you will do
1. cover your working table with old
newspaper. Then set your materials on the
table.
2. cover your working table with old
newspaper. Then set your materials on the
table

3. Draw a big circle or oval on the piece of

cardboard.

4. Cut the sponge into any shape that you want

to design.
5. Choose one color of poster paint. Pour some
of this paint onto the plastic saucer or paper
plate. Use different saucers for all the colors
you want to use in your designs.

6. Dip a piece of sponge into the poster paint.

7. Dab the sponge onto the circle or oval you

have drawn on the cardboard. Make unique
prints.

8. Repeat steps 5 and 6 until the cardboard is

filled with prints.