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Reveal: February 2009

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To make something visible that has been hidden or covered. Friday, February 27, 2009. Monday, February 23, 2009. These are just a few more quick gestural pieces created on the same graphing paper which I wrote my letter on. I am just playing with color, brush stroke, and application of paint. Thursday, February 19, 2009. In Storyboarding yesterday, I was introduced to Liz Lomax, a three dimensional illustrator. You should check her out. She's amazing. Wednesday, February 18, 2009. I am for art. In the th...

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Reveal: I love Kids....

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To make something visible that has been hidden or covered. Wednesday, January 6, 2010. Conversation of the week. 8 year old boy: "I'm almost John McCain's son.". I leaned in a little closer for this one. He continued, " If only my last name ended with an "n" instead of an "l". Encouragement of the week .from yet another 8 year old. Third graders have a lot to offer. With this comment, he went and sat down. At the end of the class, I asked my students to tell me one thing that they had learned.

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Reveal: JOB OPPORTUNITY!!!!

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To make something visible that has been hidden or covered. Tuesday, September 29, 2009. Student: "Miss Felix, there's this really great smoothie place.next to Burger King.". Me: "Uh huh.". Student: "And they are really good.(he continued to praise this fine establishment). Me: "Yes.(holding back laughter, as he was so caring). Student: "And I know they were hiring, I bet they would hire you". Student: "Yes, you know what? I'll see if I can get you an application! Me: "Well, thank you.". Is It Worth It?

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Reveal: Hair Removal

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To make something visible that has been hidden or covered. Monday, September 28, 2009. I quickly turned around to discover that the lime green piece of paper had not been glued to the mask, but my student's forehead. Me- -"Why did you do that? Student- -" I wanted to try it. I see people remove hair from their backs like this all the time on TV". I kid you not. Those were his words. I could do nothing else but laugh and walk away. What does one even say to a response like that? Is It Worth It?

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Reveal: Cave Paintings

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To make something visible that has been hidden or covered. Tuesday, October 6, 2009. Student: "Miss Felix, you know what? Student: "If there was a tiger in front of me right now.he wouldn't be able to see me.". I was thinking his response would relate to his ability to "freeze"). Student: "Because I look just like a cave painting. The tiger would think my body was painted. I have no idea where a five year old would learn about cave paintings. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Is It Worth It?

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Reveal: September 2009

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To make something visible that has been hidden or covered. Tuesday, September 29, 2009. Student: "Miss Felix, there's this really great smoothie place.next to Burger King.". Me: "Uh huh.". Student: "And they are really good.(he continued to praise this fine establishment). Me: "Yes.(holding back laughter, as he was so caring). Student: "And I know they were hiring, I bet they would hire you". Student: "Yes, you know what? I'll see if I can get you an application! Me: "Well, thank you.". Me: "I want you t...

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Reveal: April 2009

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To make something visible that has been hidden or covered. Monday, April 20, 2009. I couldn't decide which six were my best, so I posted eight. A couple of them are part of series so I felt as if they both needed to be included. Here is an image of the postcard that I sent to Corinn. Wednesday, April 8, 2009. Originally, I created this design for a journal cover. I'm involved in a group called Bound for Freedom. Monday, April 6, 2009. This is my niece, Grace. I hadn't seen her since January.man, ...I lov...

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Reveal: Soon to come....

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To make something visible that has been hidden or covered. Monday, October 5, 2009. Hair Cutting, Cave Paintings, and children born in the form of a lion? What do these have in common? October 6, 2009 at 9:48 PM. Lydia these are hilarious! Your stories just made me laugh out loud on an otherwise gloomy and rainy Tuesday :-). Thanks for sharing, and keep it up. Sounds like you are an incredibly fun and talented art teacher. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Rod Crossman Painting Stories. Is It Worth It?

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Reveal: A cat has nine lives and so does my student..

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To make something visible that has been hidden or covered. Tuesday, September 29, 2009. A cat has nine lives and so does my student. I have a very interesting collaboration of students. The one that I want to tell you about is on the extreme end of the spectrum. He moved to this town simply because this is where James Dean is from.need I say anymore. Student: "What's your name again? Student pauses for a couple of minutes. Student: "Miss Felix, you are beautiful.". Me: "When did you see this happen?

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Reveal: March 2009

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To make something visible that has been hidden or covered. Monday, March 30, 2009. Here is the awesome mail art piece I received from Corinn. I love her use of repetitive line mixed with the uncontrolled nature of splatter. Also it is so interesting to see how the bright orange postage lines effect the piece. I will post a picture of the back side of the postcard soon. I just haven't had a chance to cover the addresses in photoshop. Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Sunday, March 22, 2009. I am not entirely sur...