Assembling an Agamograph

This video tutorial demonstrates how to create an agamograph using two artworks and a poster board. It covers measuring and preparing the artworks, cutting them into strips, labeling, and assembling them onto a backerboard. The final steps include gluing the images and displaying the completed agamograph.

What is the first step in preparing your artworks for an agamograph?

• Fold the artworks into an accordion shape.

• Measure and ensure both artworks have the same width.

• Cut the artworks into horizontal strips.

• Glue the artworks onto the backer board.

Why is it important to flip the artworks vertically?

• To create a mirror image.

• To change the color scheme.

• To maintain the correct order of the image.

• To make the artworks smaller.

How should the backer board be prepared for the agamograph?

• It should be glued to a wooden frame.

• It should be folded into a circular shape.

• It should be cut to the height of the artworks and twice their width.

• It should be painted with a base color.

What is the purpose of creating fold lines on the backer board?

• To attach it to the wall.

• To help it stand upright.

• To make it easier to cut.

• To form an accordion shape for the artwork strips.

What is the final step in assembling the agamograph?

• Folding the backer board into a triangle.

• Gluing the second image to the backer board.

• Hanging the artwork on a vertical surface.

• Cutting the artworks into strips.