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Relief Printing - Woodblock/Woodcut

You will design and cut a woodblock, using traditional wood cutting tools, to use as a relief printing plate. You will learn the benefits of cross-hatching for modeling and shading, and the use of pattern to differentiate between areas of the composition.

Rubric Code: Z382CW

By creechd

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Project

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Print Quality
	Not Completed: Did not do, or failed to complete this portion of the assignment. 0 pts	Poor: Finished, but poorly executed. Lines are not intentional or planned. Borders are messy - both stained and uneven, Prints aren't exactly the same. 1 pts	Average: Finished well. Lines are intentional and somewhat planned. Borders are either dirty or uneven - but not both. Prints are some what the same. 2 pts	Good: Finished really nice. Lines are intentional and well planned. Borders are neither dirty or uneven - very clean. Prints are almost the same. 3 pts	Excellent: Finished perfectly, and clearly printed. Perfectly clean borders, perfectly even. Every print is exactly like the others. 4 pts
Registration and Editioning 60 % All borders should be EXACTLY equal, and completely clean and neat. Every print included in the Edition should be an EXACT replica.	Not Completed:	Poor:	Average:	Good:	Excellent:
Line Quality 30 % The lines making up the image should well planed, well carved, and create a pattern or design of their own that adds to the piece.	Not Completed:	Poor:	Average:	Good:	Excellent:
Cleanliness 10 % Keep the studio clean!	Not Completed:	Poor:	Average:	Good:	Excellent:

Keywords:

Composition, line quality, shading, modeling, cross-hatching, linier grain wood, plywood, V Gouge, U Gouge, Straight Knife, Slant Knife, Whet Stone, Cutting Oil

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