Carved Stamps– 5th/6th grade

My 5th and 6th grade class carved stamps from E-Z Cut and then we printed them many times.  They looked at African Adinkra stamps and then used those designs for inspiration.  We printed them on artist trading cards, a design on paper and then on two large group artworks.  The ones pictured here are our large group artworks.  We are going to put this artwork in the school raffle fundraiser at the end of the year.  I’m also going to see about getting copies made for the school hallway or for greeting cards.  Fun!!

A grid of black and white symbols, resembling carved stamps, on a gold checkered background.
A grid of black and white symbols on a yellow and white checked background, resembling carved stamps.
Abstract art with gold and black squares, featuring designs like a sun and geometric patterns in the black squares, resembling carved stamps.
Abstract artwork featuring black shapes and patterns on a golden background, including a checkerboard and circular design, resembling carved stamps.
Carved stamps of black flowers and abstract block prints on a gold and white checkered background.
A grid of black and gold abstract symbols, including circles, lines, and geometric shapes on a white background, reminiscent of carved stamps.
A checkerboard pattern of pink, purple, and white squares overlaid with black four-petal flower motifs—resembling carved stamps—and scattered black and pink paint splatters, perfect for a creative 5th grade art project.

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