We had a reliever in our class last Wednesday. She showed us how to make 3-dimensional letters. She demonstrated it for us on the board. First we started with normal stick letters, then we turned them into block letters. Check out the pictures below to see our finished names. Thanks Ms Jones for teaching us!
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I love making 3 d shapes the are sop much fun! Arent they?
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That is soooooooo cool! I wish I knew how to do that!
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I think its cool how she tought you guy how to make different types of 3-dimensionall letters by using stick letters then turning them into block letters then you guys got to make your names. How did she make the stick letters into blok letters?
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wow that must have ben fun.
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Wow! You guys are so creative! We love doing 3D drawings. It looks like you are having lots of fun and are really enjoying it.
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That is so amazing! I love 3d things. I think that it's so interesting!
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That is cool that you did that.
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Wow what busy workers you are!! and they are quality work too.Keep up all your hard work room 12, if i was to do one i would choose blue and dark blue or blue and purple.
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I know they have been focusing real hard this year!!!
DeleteI would have used purple around the outside and light purple around the inside.
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Cool 3-d name's they look cool. You are a very cool artist class.
ReplyDeleteAbigail Room12
Wow! That sounds like alot of fun having a person come and telling you how to do 3-d words Why did you have a person come in?
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Hi, I'm Joey from Ms. Kreul's from Whitefish Bay,WI. It sounds like you had fun. How do you make 3-demensional letters.
ReplyDeleteWOW! They are some very amazing pieces of art!! How long did they take you to make? Keep up the good work class 12!
ReplyDeleteWOW! They are some very amazing pieces of art work!! How long did they take you to make? Keep up the good work room 12!!!
ReplyDeleteFrom Natalie, Norbridge Academy
Hi I am Leah From Norbridge Academy In Worksop in the UK and we are learning about tribes. About a month ago we started to make Tribal Masks we started with a balloon, Newspaper and PVA Glue. What we did was cover half of the balloon in Pva Glue and stick Newspapaer over it, and after that you have done another layer you cover the bit you have just done and Put lots of glue on and so on. Last week we finished them of and they all look stunning !!
ReplyDeleteWell done for making the 3d names they are very good !!
Doing 3-Names is the best from Jessica
ReplyDeleteWow! when Miss Jones came to our class we did 3d letters names too.It was amazing.
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Wow your names are so cool and awsome.from khadija and hi abygail i miss you all
ReplyDeleteWow!3-D letters sound really fun. I bet if I tried had enough I could make 3d letters.
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