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Images courtesy of Lisa Yamaoka
Project Prompt:
Make a portrait of an inspiring figure. Consider the relationship between your materials and your subject.
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Experiment at Home:
Don’t have access to traditional art materials?
Don’t worry! Experiment with things you find around your home, including old magazines and newspapers, yarn, fabric, and even natural materials like leaves and flower petals.
Before you begin, check out these examples by Lisa Yamaoka’s students at South Kamloops Secondary School in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada!
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