Creating Blackout Poetry Techniques

The video tutorial introduces blackout poetry, highlighting Tom Phillips' work as a key inspiration. It guides viewers through creating their own blackout poetry, from selecting text to designing imagery. The tutorial covers material choices and offers tips for finalizing and sharing the artwork.

Who is a renowned artist in blackout poetry?

• Tom Phillips

• Vincent Van Gogh

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Pablo Picasso

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What year did Tom Phillips start his blackout poetry project?

• 1972

• 1966

• 1960

• 1980

What was the original title of the book Tom Phillips altered?

• A Human Document

• A Victorian Novel

• The Story of Life

• The Altered Page

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What is the first step in creating blackout poetry?

• Selecting words

• Drawing images

• Reading the text

• Erasing unnecessary markings

What should you do after circling your chosen words?

• Write them down separately

• Start painting

• Share the poem

• Erase the rest

What is a key aspect of blackout poetry according to the video?

• Finding the perfect book

• Creating new stories from existing text

• Using vibrant colors

• Drawing complex images

Which of the following is NOT a suggested art material for blackout poetry?

• Watercolors

• Markers

• Sand

• Acrylic paint

What is a challenge mentioned in creating blackout poetry?

• Selecting the right book

• Understanding the original text

• Covering up chosen words accidentally

• Finding inspiration

What should be done after completing the design?

• Sell the artwork

• Frame the artwork

• Start over

• Erase unnecessary markings

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How should you share your completed blackout poem?

• By reading it out loud

• Keeping it private

• Publishing in a book

• Posting it online