Much of the curriculum in my classes this semester involves stories: telling stories, reading stories, listening to stories, discovering the stories embedded in the places we live, the objects around us, the people we know. As a kick-off to the first studio project, in which students are to create a wearable artifact derived from a fairy tale, we watched a movie based on one of Shakespeare's great stories.
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
day dreaming
Much of the curriculum in my classes this semester involves stories: telling stories, reading stories, listening to stories, discovering the stories embedded in the places we live, the objects around us, the people we know. As a kick-off to the first studio project, in which students are to create a wearable artifact derived from a fairy tale, we watched a movie based on one of Shakespeare's great stories.
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I LOVE this!
The drawing is beautiful and perfectly ilustrates the story.
Lovely drawing of a fantastic play!
yes, great illustration. it's so dreamy to look into and leaves so much around it to imagine.
Your illustrations inspire me! I think all illustratrations should tell a great story!
Great drawing! Lovely theme. I love The midsummer nights dream. Both my daughters has the second name Puck :)
once again, im jealous! I love that story
i absolutely love this one...so much i put it on my desktop!
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