Arts & Crafts Workshop #4, Camp Dining Hall, 07.31.06, Afternoon
[OOC: Whee, class. As with last session, you can wander around in afternoon posts taking pictures of stuff for your scrapbooks. Ask permission to jump into a post if you think the original poster might have an issue of some sort with you jumping in and taking pictures. Class Info Post]
"Hello, campers! Today we will be working on eggshell mosaics! A mosaic is a picture or pattern formed by piecing together small, colored pieces of some kind of hard material. Stone, tile, and glass are used in professional mosaics, but since we're just a summer camp, you get eggshells!"
"Your instructions are simple. Take some of the colored egg shells that are sorted up here at the front of the room, take an object - we have posterboards, boxes, cylinders, and even a couple of vases - and figure out some sort of picture or pattern to put on it, finally gluing the eggshells onto it, showcasing the newborn chick of artistic creativity! Here are some examples of finished projects."
"Our scrapbooks will also involve pictures. While the glue on your mosaics is drying, you should take a disposable camera from the front table, go out into the world, and record what you see, a single still frame of life at a time! There are 24 exposures. Try to take 24 pictures of anything you want, even if you have to get a picture of a tree or your foot!"
"Hello, campers! Today we will be working on eggshell mosaics! A mosaic is a picture or pattern formed by piecing together small, colored pieces of some kind of hard material. Stone, tile, and glass are used in professional mosaics, but since we're just a summer camp, you get eggshells!"
"Your instructions are simple. Take some of the colored egg shells that are sorted up here at the front of the room, take an object - we have posterboards, boxes, cylinders, and even a couple of vases - and figure out some sort of picture or pattern to put on it, finally gluing the eggshells onto it, showcasing the newborn chick of artistic creativity! Here are some examples of finished projects."
"Our scrapbooks will also involve pictures. While the glue on your mosaics is drying, you should take a disposable camera from the front table, go out into the world, and record what you see, a single still frame of life at a time! There are 24 exposures. Try to take 24 pictures of anything you want, even if you have to get a picture of a tree or your foot!"