Paper pulp painting

No-Blender Pulp Painting

Pulp painting and stencils are becoming contributors to how I make images, particularly the artist book I've been working on for the past ...

Preparing and pigmenting overbeaten pulp for pulp painting. It's a long process to prepare the materials, but the result is that you can actually draw with the pulp using squeeze bottles. It's a lot of fun.

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This month students will draw a subject of their choice and then will create it with a simplified pulp painting method. This is a hand on project where they will tear paper and mix it with water to create pulp. A lot of fun! This project is inspired by the great Children's book illustrator Denise Fleming. I will have several of her books as inspiration.

This lesson plan is an idea I tried at one of the National Art Education Conferences. This is such a fun project because it gives you the experience of paper pulp painting, but without the blenders or mess. One thing I will be sure to remind the kids of next time is to be sure to tear the paper into really small pieces. The larger pieces fell apart. We coated these with a modge podge after to secure them completely. We also read one of Denise Fleming's books. She creates her illustrations…

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