The light beam is glued behing the drawing. When the artwork is backlit, the light beam is visible.
Owen has hung the drawings in front of the ceiling lights so that everyone who enters the art room can enjoy these wonderful pieces.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Let there be light!
Owen C has been student teaching in Kathy Jo P's art room which is in the Westfield Elementary School. The following projects were done with two pieces of paper - one to draw on, and the other to cut the shape of a light beam.
The light beam is glued behing the drawing. When the artwork is backlit, the light beam is visible.
Owen has hung the drawings in front of the ceiling lights so that everyone who enters the art room can enjoy these wonderful pieces.
The light beam is glued behing the drawing. When the artwork is backlit, the light beam is visible. Owen has hung the drawings in front of the ceiling lights so that everyone who enters the art room can enjoy these wonderful pieces.
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That's ingenious! I wonder how they came up with that.
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