Awesome video Jason! It's very inspirational and motivating. I really like how the video helps spread the message and also demonstrates what we're doing in the class. =D
Paper mache teacup anyone? photo:ann wood This is from UltimatePaperMache.com and the site offers various tutorials on paper mache techniques, including lots on different animals (hint hint) I love this baby sperm whale!
Get inspired Janet Echelman found her true voice as an artist when her paints went missing -- which forced her to look to an unorthodox new art material. Now she makes billowing, flowing, building-sized sculpture with a surprisingly geeky edge. A transporting 10 minutes of pure creativity.
Jason, that was very touching.
ReplyDeleteAhraun Chambliss P/3
The cranes looked amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis video is a great way for people to get involved.
ReplyDeleteMalini P. 1
the video is good! the cranes look great and inspiring.
ReplyDeleteKajol P. P6
good job jason (:
ReplyDeleteJocelyn Sanchez
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soo cute
ReplyDeleteThat's is cool how the cranes added up.
ReplyDeleteAmanda H. Period 1
Nice video. a really cool why to inform people and to ask for donation to help japan in a time of crisis.
ReplyDeleteAww, this video is cute :)
ReplyDelete-Jessica Soto, Per. 2
This video has such a strong message.
ReplyDeleteI love how the cranes represent the victims in Japan.
GOOD JOB JASON! :)
Selina S. P3
I liked the video, and important message is being represented through art!..nice job Jason! Diana H. P2
ReplyDeleteawwww good job JASON!!! :))) it's great that you took the time to spread this important message :D lovee the cranes!! <3
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ReplyDeleteNolan S. Del Real
Awesome video Jason! It's very inspirational and motivating. I really like how the video helps spread the message and also demonstrates what we're doing in the class. =D
ReplyDeleteThis video is amazing, and it's very meaningful.
ReplyDeleteUyen N. Per. 3
good job jason
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i liked the video :)
ReplyDeleteAriana Mejia P.3
CUTE~
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