4 copies of the same image (photocopy or computer print out)
colored pencils, paint or markers
sheet of paper
Look on the internet or in the library for examples of Andy Warhol's art. He used a printmaking technique called silkscreening (we'll use print-outs).
Choose a simple black and white picture and print or copy it four times.
Cut each of the 4 identical pictures into squares
Color each one a separate color. You can use different color greens for one, and different color reds for another, but make sure you stay in the same color family. Keeping within the same color family is called monochromatic. Use your red crayon to color light and dark. Value in art is a way of describing how dark or light a color is. How many values can you create?
Find a piece of blank paper and line up your 4 colored images into a larger square.
Glue onto the paper. Don't forget to sign your work! Fantastic!