Today the students were suppose to know how to get their projects started and either bring in the starting object or make it class today. Pretty much then go from their with their project. A lot of people didn’t show probably because they weren’t ready with supplies or didn’t want to deal with it. AndContinue reading “2/26”
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2/24
Last class Trey had discussed the next project. Which is something that can be an extension of yourself and it has to be wearable. So today we pushed all the tables together to make a massive table and everyone shared their ideas. We talked about how we could make these ideas realistic by saying howContinue reading “2/24”
2/17
President’s Day. No class. On Wednesday we will finish critique and jump into the next project.
2/12
Critique day. Trey spoke at the beginning of class saying that he was going to try and not talk so much or have me talk too much. He knows that we both can talk about their art all day but the goal is to get them talking about it. To get them comfortable to talkContinue reading “2/12”
2/3
Projects were suppose to be due today, but at the end of last class Trey decided to push the due date another week. So today was another work day. Projects are starting to take their shape.
1/29
Another work day. Trey and I just wondered the class watching and waiting for people to ask for help. It’s interesting to see what people struggle with because it is never the exact same thing. Some people might have similar issues but the issue is always a little more tailored for each person it seems.
1/27
I was sick so did not go to class. It was just a work day though.
1/22
Trey gave a welding demo to Sculpture I as to prepare them for their first project. He stuck to simple metal that was easy to work in a variety of ways. He emphasized the safety equipment to wear, no synthetic fibers, closed toe’d shoes, jeans or a thick material like so, and welding gear (mask,Continue reading “1/22”
1/20
MLK Day – No class
Shadowing Trey Hill
Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken. — Oscar Wilde.