Printed Pop Art Patterns

Lesson Plan

Description

Students will explore popular culture, patterns, and themes. They will create and print a pop art inspired stamp in a pattern repeat.

Level

Beginner

Areas of Study

Printmaking Rhythm Pop Art

Collections

Exploring Pop Art

Lesson Objectives

Students will analyze the pop art movement.

Students will identify popular objects in modern society.

Students will create a completed print that reflects their community and culture.

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Teaching Strategies

Facilitate a discussion around the pop art movement and modern society.
Analyze how lines, shapes, patterns, and colors are used in pop art.
Demonstrate how to create a stamp of a popular object.
Demonstrate how to create a pop pattern in the background and how to stamp pop objects.

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National Standards

Create

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Time Requirements

Teacher Prep Time

30 minutes

Demonstration Time

30 minutes

Student Studio Time

2 hours and 15 minutes

Supplies and Materials

One 2” x 2” square of cardboard per student
Foam paper
Glue
Scissors
Paint
Markers
Pencils
12” x 18” paper

National Standards

Create

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Steps

Sketch Popular Objects

Analyze art from the pop art movement. Analyze lines, shapes, patterns, and colors in pop art. Discuss how the movement reflects what was popular at the time. Sketch popular objects used in modern society. Think about objects students or friends use daily.

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