红色艺术家印章课
原文链接:https://createartwithme.com/red-artist-seal-chop-lesson/
日期: 2015-01-14
作者: Michelle East
分类: 四年级、五年级、六年级、美术史课程、美术课、亚洲艺术课、文化美术课、高中美术、初中美术、版画课
标签: 艺术印章、艺术家印章、艺术家印鉴、书法绘画印鉴、中国印章、中国绘画、印鉴、印章课、印章印刷、吉寸印(Jitsu in)、油泥刻刀/美工刀、印刷印章、红色艺术家印鉴、红色印泥、墨汁印章、乙烯基橡皮擦
艺术家印章(或称“印鉴”)是一种用于盖印特殊标记的印章,用以标识艺术家的作品,其作用相当于个人签名。 我们为初中部学生的水墨卷轴画课程制作了艺术家印章。本项目亦可面向低龄学生调整:改用泡沫板代替乙烯基或油泥进行刻制。
教学目标:
- 学生将了解艺术家印章(印鉴)在亚洲文化中的使用方式;
- 学生将设计并制作属于自己的艺术家印章。
材料: 乙烯基橡皮擦、油泥刻刀/美工刀、红色印泥
教学流程:
- 艺术家印章(或称“印鉴”)是一种用于盖印特殊标记的印章,用以标识艺术家的作品,其作用相当于个人签名。
- 印章图案通常为某种象征符号、艺术家姓名(或二者兼有),直接印于作品之上。
- 印章通常以鲜红色印泥盖印。
- 印章的使用起源于数千年前的东方(尤以中国为典型)。
- 印章尺寸通常约如手指大小;较大尺寸者称为吉寸印(Jitsu in),多用于公司合同及个人大宗采购(如汽车、房屋)等场合。
- 印章材质通常为滑石、玉石或木材。
这枚印章是在中国为我家“East”姓氏定制的,是我侄子赠送的礼物!
制作步骤:
- 在素描本中绘制印章设计的小稿(缩略图)。
- 印章形式可自由选择——姓名、抽象图形、动物等皆可。
- 务必反向绘制(镜像绘制)图案,以确保最终盖印效果正确!!!
- 用铅笔将设计稿画在乙烯基刻版(橡皮擦)表面。
- 使用油泥刻刀/美工刀剔除设计中需留“白”的部分(即纸面显露的部分)。
- 先在废纸上反复练习盖印。
- 用红色印泥(我们通常采用版画专用块状印泥)将印章盖印于卷轴画上。
水墨画课程:
水墨画历史课 1
水墨画技法课 2
水墨卷轴画
关于印章的更多信息:
如何制作亚洲风格印章
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Red Artist Seal Chop Lesson
Original: https://createartwithme.com/red-artist-seal-chop-lesson/
Date: 2015-01-14
Author: Michelle East
Categories: 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, Art History Lessons, Art Lessons, Asian Art Lessons, Cultural Art Lessons, HS Art, MS Art, Printmaking Lessons
Tags: art seal, artist Chop, artist’s seal, calligraphy painting chop, chinese chop, chinese painting, chop, chop lesson, chop printing, Jitsu in, linoleum carving tools/exacto knife, print seal, Red Artist’s Seal, red ink pads, sumi chop, vinyl eraser

An artist’s seal or chop is a stamp used to print a special mark to identify the artist’s work. It is equivalent to a person’s signature. We made artist’s chops to go along with my middle school classes’ Sumi-e Scroll Painting. This project could be adapted to younger students by using Styrofoam sheets instead of carving out of vinyl or linoleum.
Objectives:
- Students will learn about the use of artist’s seals or chops in the Asian culture.
- Students will design & create their own artist chop.
Materials: vinyl eraser, linoleum carving tools/Exacto knife, red ink pads
Delivery:
- An artist’s seal or chop is a stamp used to print a special mark to identify the artist’s work. It is equivalent to a person’s signature.
- The design of the chop is often a symbol or the artist’s name (or both) that is printed directly onto a piece of artwork.
- A chop is usually printed in bright red ink.
- The use of the chop originated in the orient thousands of years ago (particularly used by the Chinese).
- Chops are typically around the size of a finger. Larger chops called Jitsu in, are used for companies’ contracts & for individuals’ largest purchases, like cars & houses.
- A chop is carved out of either soapstone, jade, or wood.

This one was made in China for my family “East” as a gift from my nephew!
Instructions:
- Draw thumbnail sketches in your sketchbook of designs for your seal.
- You may choose to make your seal any way you want-name, abstract design, animal, etc.
- Draw the image backwards or mirror image so it will print correctly!!!
- Draw your design in pencil onto the vinyl carving block (eraser).
- Use linoleum carving tools/exacto knife to remove the “white” part of your design-where the paper will show through.
- PRACTICE printing on scrap paper.
- Print your seal onto your scroll using red ink (we usually use printmaking block ink).

Sumi-e Painting Lessons:
Sumi-e Painting History Lesson 1
Sumi-e Painting Techniques Lesson 2
Sumi-e Scroll Painting
More Info on Chops:
HOW TO MAKE AN ASIAN CHOP
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