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Re: multicolor printing

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From: Woody Duncan (wduncan_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Fri May 23 2003 - 19:14:55 PDT

Andy,
        I have 8th graders do reduction printmaking. I think it is the
perfect challenge for this age group. As for registration, I've tried
several methods and went to just having the students "eye ball" it.
They just line it up and place the plate. seems to work.
Check them out at :
        http://www.taospaint.com/ColorPrinting.html
                                        Woody in KC

Andy DiConti wrote:
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> i was trying to decide on either reduction or multicolor printing...i
> opted for the latter and it was a good decision considering this was the
> first time i taught this one...reduction requires way too many steps
> planned ahead of time and the fact that i teach 8th
> graders...well,...'nuf said on that...the real challenge was
> registration but it seemed to work out okay... now that i have this one
> under my belt i will know how to fine tune it for future printing. if
> anyone would like to pass along registration tips that have worked, i
> could use your help. thanks.
>
> http://www.lcusd.net/lchs/adiconti/multicolor_printmaking.htm 

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