Styrofoam prints

Learn how to make multiple prints for greeting cards and art for framing using a styrofoam produce tray and paint roller. Terrific art activity for kids of all ages from preschoolers to teens.

Use styrofoam sheets to create an indented image, then roll on printmaking ink and press down on paper to create a print.

I will be starting a project on Monday working with about 20 elementary school students (range of grade levels from four through eight). They will be creating […]

Kids learn about the fine art of printmaking using flat pieces of styrofoam, tempera paint, and rollers to make prints.

Recently, I did styrofoam printmaking with my 4th/5th grade classes. Styrofoam printing is a relatively easy way to introduce printmaking to a group of kids. It is messy and can be challenging, so I’m

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This is a continuation of my last entry regarding earlier works not seen before. The following prints were created by drawing into the surface of 1.27 cm (1/2 inch) thick blue dense styrofoam from a building materials supply shop. This is generally used for insulation of walls during home construction or renovation. It is not that expensive and can be easily cut into blocks from the main sheet with a ruler and utility blade. I used ball point pen primarily as the drawing tool as it tends to…