"Chicks for a walk." Unconventional drawing technique - potato printing
Irina Antoniadi
"Chicks for a walk." Unconventional drawing technique - potato printing
potato halves of different sizes , oilcloth.
Take a large half of potatoes . This will be the body of the chicken . Carefully cover the oilcloth with yellow paint.
Turn the painted side down and place it on the paper.
Press down well so that everything is sealed .
Then take a small half of a potato . This will be the chicken's . We also cover it with yellow paint.
Our chicken will peck , so its head will be tilted down.
Using a thin brush, paint the tail , legs, beak and eye.
We print the second chicken nearby . He will look up.
also finish drawing the paws , tail, beak and eye.
Next, you can depict a flower using the same technique . First we print the middle of the flower .
But let's make the petals in a more complex way. the potatoes with several colors.
In order for a flower to have the same petals, each time you need to maintain the same pattern and color as in the first petal.
We finish painting the stem and leaves with a brush.
You can also depict the sun. We also use potato printing .
The drawing is ready. I wish you creative success!
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GCD for drawing using the technique of stamping with potato stamps “Beautiful plates”
Irina Karpinskaya
GCD for drawing using the technique of stamping with potato stamps “Beautiful plates”
GCD for drawing .
PRINTING WITH POTATO PRINTS “ BEAUTIFUL PLATES ”
2nd junior group (3-4 years)
Prepared and conducted:
«Beautiful plates«
— Introduce children to an unconventional drawing technique - cotton swabs ;
– mastering the skill of drawing using non-traditional techniques ( signets made from potatoes )
. Consolidation of this skill.
- promote the development of interest in visual arts.
drawing skills using the non-traditional “ potato signet imprint ” technique
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— Strengthen the ability to place an image in a certain place.
— Develop fine motor skills of hands and fingers in children.
- Learn to name the color correctly.
- Continue to teach listening.
Create a positive emotional mood in the group.
Develop independence, confidence, and accuracy in work.
Teach children to enjoy the results of their work.
Development of creative abilities.
Perception of shape and color.
Develop aesthetic perception.
Imprint.
Color name ( red , yellow, blue, green)
potato,
paper plates ,
cotton swabs or potato stamps .
