Cardboard Prints with FAS Student Acrylic
Cardboard Prints
By Sarah Bastida
You will need
- Cardboard
- Scissors and glue
- Roller and paint
- FAS Student Acrylic
- FAS Studio Ink

Cardboard shapes
can be used to make a print base. Shapes are cut out of cardboard and then
glued onto another piece of card to make a picture or design. The cardboard
print base in this design has been built up with layers of cardboard.
When the glue has
dried FAS Student Acrylic or FAS Studio Ink Ink is rolled onto the
cardboard print base and then paper is pressed onto that to pick up the print.
Alternatively
paper is placed on the clean print base. The roller is emptied of almost all
paint by rolling on scrap paper then it is rolled firmly on to the paper to
make the print. The print base will show through just like in a crayon rubbing.
By Sarah Bastida
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