1.
Success:
In
my opinion, the chalk mural was our most successful project. The main reasons
is because we planned, designed, collaborated and created a mural that was
filled with perspective and showed our hard work. Also, it was the most viewed
project that we did, everyone who walked into Apex saw it getting off the bus
and getting back on. In addition, students who ate in the cafeteria would see
it on their way to lunch and other activities and classes throughout the day,
and people liked to look at it! I saw at least five different people take pictures
with our mural behind them; it was a pretty exciting process seeing other’s
reactions to our art.
First
off, we originally wanted a wall that was rather off to the side that as we
soon found out it is very susceptible to getting pounded by rain! After a big
storm one weekend all of our sketches were washed away and we needed a new
spot! Second, we tried a portion of the building that was under an overhang but
the staff told Mr. Sands we couldn’t do any murals under the overhang. So third
time the charm, we moved front and center to the main part of the courtyard.
With no protection from the sun or viewers we started out on our chalk mural
with big goals that turned into a reality.
2.
Do over:
would be my
baseball project. The outcome was tacky and not pleasing to the eye. I really
liked the thoughts and ideas and hard work that went into this project but the presentation
of the idea did not fit my standard. I have no idea how to make this project
better, I don’t even know where to start, it might get another try during the
summer but we will have to see! I love baseball and the idea of a foul, fowl
and foul ball but the way it turned out wasn’t at all what I had planned!
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3.
Medium:
The
medium that I enjoyed working with the most was house paint, yes, house paint!
We (Hannah, Rachel and I) have been given the opportunity to paint a mural in a
class room! SOOOOO exciting! We were given the chance to work on it when Mrs.
Smith, an AOIT computer teacher requested us to paint a mural in her class room
and we couldn’t let this chance go by untouched! Mrs. Smith wanted us to paint
a mural that made people feel happy, comfortable and relaxed and many students
when asked what they wanted said they wanted an underwater, ocean feel. So that
is what they got! After a lot of planning we agreed on an abstract
seaweed/under the sea look! So much fun, this project has made me want to be a
painter!
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