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Carosel - Art & Design - 19/9/17

  1. For this weeks carosel we got a chance to do some art & design. We did this again over two days & it tested our ability to not exactly draw but to mostly listen to instructions i feel whereas the second part of tuesday's lesson & First part of wednesdays lesson, it gave us a chance to try some printing/press printing, which reminded me of when i did Resistant materials in secondary school in a way, but that could be because of the machine we used to do the prints & also to improve our "structure making skills" which was first part of wednesdays lesson. 
  2. List under the following headings:
  • Research & skills - The research & skills we carried out, & learnt, during this weeks carosel, i feel, was how to follow instructions to create tiny bits of art (we did part of this by drawing to music), How to print/print press & how to Create mini structures out of our drawings from the lesson from tuesday. The skills part being i feel how to use the print machine & how to make mini structures.

  • Any tools that you used - we used many tools throughout this weeks carousel for us to be able to partake & complete the tasks we were set through both days. Those tools we had to use were:
  • scissors
  • paint
  • print machine
  • pencils
  • pens
  • our phones/cameras (for wednesdays first lesson)

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