The students assisted 7th Grade "Art of Writing" students (Rachel Lau) in printing fish prints. Students began using the gradient tool for rainbow effects for chapel.
They wrote a synopsis of the process for a Word document to be printed and sent home Friday.
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What a great video! I want to run out and make a fish print myself. Could this be done with fruits and vegetables? Maybe a Bok Chow leaf or a cluster of grapes?
I have a feeling I'm going to learn more about wonderful art from you than I will be able to share about technology with you!
I'd love to see more videos that are short and as clear as this one demonstrating various techniques. Maybe a DVD of student "how-to" videos is in order!
See you soon
jerome
Posted by jerome Burg | June 29, 2007 4:59 AM
Posted on June 29, 2007 04:59