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Pysanka

Pysanka. Ukrainian Folk art. P ysanka. ( Ukrainian : писанка , plural: pysanky ). P ysaty. The word comes from the verb pysaty , " to write". In P re-Christian times. Ukrainians worshipped the: Sun god ( Dazhboh )- Dazhboh loved birds !.

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Pysanka

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  1. Pysanka Ukrainian Folk art

  2. Pysanka • (Ukrainian: • писанка, plural: pysanky)

  3. Pysaty • The word comes from the verb pysaty, "to write"

  4. In Pre-Christian times • Ukrainians worshipped the: • Sun god (Dazhboh)- • Dazhboh loved birds!

  5. Humanscould not catch the birds, but they did manage to obtain the bird eggs

  6. the eggs were magical • a source of life

  7. Superstitions • Pysanky held powerful magic associated with it • Protect families from evil spirits • Protect home from catastrophe • Cure diseases

  8. the decorated pysanka: • played an important role in Ukrainian rituals of the new religion.

  9. Year 988 • With the acceptance of Christianity in Ukrainian

  10. Traditions • Eggs are made during the last week of Lent, Holy Week in the Orthodox and Greek (Uniate) Catholic calendars. (Both faiths are represented in Ukraine)

  11. Section 2

  12. Traditional Way to make a PsysankaEggWax-resist (Batik) method

  13. Wax-resist (Batik) method

  14. How to make a traditional psysankaegg (Batik)

  15. Wax-resist • Pasanky are made using a • wax resist (batik) method

  16. Beeswax • Beeswax was heated in a small bowl on the stove and then scooped into the stylus as needed.

  17. What’s beeswax? • it all begins on a flower in a field. • Bees collect nectar from flowers and bring it to the hive where it becomes either beeswax or honey.

  18. WAX • molten wax is applied to the white egg with a writing motion

  19. any bit of shell covered with wax would be sealed, and remain white

  20. Stylus

  21. Stylus-pen • Used to paint design onto egg piece of thin brass was wrapped around a needle, forming a hollow cone. attached to a small stick (willow was preferred)

  22. Stylus pen • Know as: • America-Stylus pen • Pysachok • Pysak • pysal'tse • kystka (kistka),

  23. Colors • and • dyes

  24. dyes were prepared from dried plants, roots, bark, berries and insects (cochineal)

  25. Yellowwas obtained from the flowers of the woadwaxen • gold from onion skins

  26. Redextracted from logwood or cochineal

  27. Dye colors • Greenfrom the husks of sunflower seeds • Violetberries and bark of the elderberry bush • Black dye was made from walnut husks

  28. The dye sequence -always light to dark.

  29. yellow, and more wax applied, and then orange, red, purple, black.

  30. Geometric Design • pysanka designs are geometric figures • The egg itself is most often divided by straight lines into squares, triangles and other shape • These shapes are then filled with other forms and design

  31. Section 3-Sculpture

  32. Sculpture • Sculpture is three-dimensional artwork created by shaping or combining hard materials

  33. Sculpture • Materials may be worked by removal such as carving; or they may be assembled

  34. Artifacts from Chinadate back as early as 10,000 BCE

  35. Central Asia • Greco-Bactrian kingdom(250 BCE – 130 BCE)

  36. The first known sculptures are from the Indus Valley civilization (3300–1700 BC), India

  37. In West Africa, the earliest known sculptures are from the Nok culture of Nigeria, which dates around 500 BC.

  38. Egypt • Block statue of Pa-Ankh-Ra, ship master, bearing a statue of Ptah. Late Period, ca. 650–633 BC, Cabinet des Médailles.

  39. Mesoamerican sculpture of Mexico

  40. North America • In North America, wood was sculpted for totem poles, masks, utensils, War canoes

  41. Europe • The earliest European sculpture to date portrays a female form, and has been estimated at dating from 35,000 years ago

  42. Modern Sculpture

  43. Section 4 • How to make your psysanka panoramic egg

  44. Steps for your projects • 1. wedge clay • 2. shape clay into an egg shape • 3. Recycle excess clay from area that you dug out to make –panoramic view

  45. panoramic viewing • leather hard stage (not hard/soft) carve or cut away the window to your egg- • To create a panoramic viewing

  46. You must include on your egg: • Coils • Slab • Pinched • Bas-relief

  47. make mini sculptures for inside your egg

  48. WAX-Resist • using wax resist • Paint on the design (anywhere where you want the color of the clay body to show) • Do NOT get wax resist on your clothing it doesn’t come out!

  49. Geometric shapes • Using under glaze paint in the psysanka style

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