Do you see that shelf of binders? (I know, I love binders but that's a different story). It FELL yesterday. It completely collapsed and spilled out binders all over the counter.
This happened yesterday and not today with all our clay mask projects lined up to dry.(WHEW!!!)
We are a lucky bunch of artists here at Dryden. Thank you Mr. Bob for putting our shelf back up this morning so everything could find a place again.
We poured so much artistry into our clay masks. They are irreplaceable. Take a look at some of the 5th graders at work below.
This happened yesterday and not today with all our clay mask projects lined up to dry.(WHEW!!!)
We are a lucky bunch of artists here at Dryden. Thank you Mr. Bob for putting our shelf back up this morning so everything could find a place again.
We poured so much artistry into our clay masks. They are irreplaceable. Take a look at some of the 5th graders at work below.
When we were all cleaned up we tried making a collaborative clay mask on the ipad.
I quickly popped it under our iPevo camera and started up the free app, 123D Sculpt.
I just learned about it over the weekend and had made a demo video to show students some of the things it can do.
View my tutorial video here or below.
To the left is a student sculpting digitally as the class watches on the big screen. After she makes her mark, she will call up another student to make theirs.
I caught some of this on camera. Watch it below.
I quickly popped it under our iPevo camera and started up the free app, 123D Sculpt.
I just learned about it over the weekend and had made a demo video to show students some of the things it can do.
View my tutorial video here or below.
To the left is a student sculpting digitally as the class watches on the big screen. After she makes her mark, she will call up another student to make theirs.
I caught some of this on camera. Watch it below.
123D Sculpt from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.
UPDATE! All of the 5th grade finished clay sculptures are now on our Online Art Gallery on Artsonia. View them in this exhibit.
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