This week we have been testing Euler's formula.
V - E + F = 2
We finished the print making we have been doing with Mrs Firth. It is based on Inuit bird drawings and prints. We used polystyrene for our prints but Inuit prints are traditionally made on stone.
It was great fun making the prints and the results are impressive!
These prints look great.They look like a lot of fun. Agatas auntie.
ReplyDeleteI loved inking up the block and peeling the print of was very exciting. kristopher
ReplyDeleteThe prints were pretty nervewracking, but they were still very fun and they all turned out very good. Neve
ReplyDeleteThe Inuit prints were very fun to make. My favourite stage of the process was doing the off-print because after you had done that they had two differnent colours on the lines of the drawing, so it looked really nice.
ReplyDeleteElise
It was fun doing different types of prints using the stensils and templates we made, they made the prints look great! :) :) :)
ReplyDeleteIsla
i liked inking up the blocks and when we were done i painted my hand because it was tickly.
ReplyDeleteTom
The prints were very messy but they worked out very well. Aidan
ReplyDeleteI found copying the bird shape onto the polystyrene quite difficult. Robbie
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed making the Inuit prints, it was very different from things that we'd usually do. The prints looked really nice and I liked rolling on the ink the most.
ReplyDeleteOwen:-)
We have really enjoyed printing and we are all happy with our prints!! We hope you like our prints!! Holly and Leigh
ReplyDeleteThe inuit print making was very exciting and my favourite part was when we were inking up the blocks because it is quite a messy job and it remineded me of when we were kids!!! :)
ReplyDeleteAmy :D
I really enjoyed doing the Inuit prints. It was a little nervewracking when I revealed the print because I didnt know if it was going to be a good print or a really really bad one! I liked rolling the ink all over the polystyrene because i am very messy! I would love to do it again.
ReplyDeleteAlice
I really enjoyed making the prints though the ink was has hard to get off your fingers!! Ellie
ReplyDeleteThe printing was good the best part was rolling the ink because it was messy
ReplyDeleteMaddy
The printing was fun especially when you took the paper off the printing block to see how it had worked.
ReplyDeleteLeah
I really enjoyed making the prints. My favorite part was when we got to ink it up and then print it on.
ReplyDeleteAgata
I enjoyed making the inuit paintings and the skeleton ponydrons fell to bits but were fun to make.
ReplyDeleteMorgan
The skeleton polydrons where very herd to make because they fall to bits with the slightest pressure.
ReplyDeleteRobbie
The skeleton polydrons were very fun to make but when we made the 3d shapes quite complex then it was hard to count the vertices and corners and the edges too.
ReplyDeleteAmy :)
it looks like great fun when you were peeling of the print! kristophers mum
ReplyDeleteAll your inuit patterns look very well done
ReplyDeleteAll your inuit patterns look very well done. Kristophers Granny
ReplyDeleteI am very impressed by all the things you are getting to do in P7 and how when you are doing them. I cant remember getting the chance to do so many exciting things when I was in P7 - but then again that was a long time ago!!
ReplyDeleteAlison Davis
The inuit prints are brilliant - I love the colours that everyone has used. It is great to be able to see the pupils work and be able to direct family to the blog. Yvonne, Tom's mum
ReplyDeleteVery good art!
ReplyDeleteLeah's brother, Magnus