some new ideas
works have been finished 
some new sculptures
having a good time while working on the project
the Portuguese part of the trash - tree is almost finished 
a new product from 3bornartWednesday, December 5, 2012
working on project...
some new ideas some new sculptures having a good time while working on the project the Portuguese part of the trash - tree is almost finished a new product from 3bornart
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Autumn greetings from Finland!
Hello all Comenius partners:)
Today we started with ten students, we have six new members and now we are working with trash.
We are making a prototype for a sculpture to the final exhibition. We are also working with old finnish hay poles, knives, forks and paper.
We have also been planning name signs.
We are looking forward to see cooperation with you all, especially you youngsters in Luxembourg in spring!
Today we started with ten students, we have six new members and now we are working with trash.
We are making a prototype for a sculpture to the final exhibition. We are also working with old finnish hay poles, knives, forks and paper.
We have also been planning name signs.
We are looking forward to see cooperation with you all, especially you youngsters in Luxembourg in spring!
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Trencadís
Trencadís is the technique used by Antoni Gaudí in its architecture.
Our 4th grade students (16 years old) with their teacher, Cristina Ginard, have been working on a mural project based in this technique.
The aim was to decorate the entrance of our school with the use of recicled material comming from the four different countries involved in the Comenius Project. The problem was the way of organizing the work in a way that it would be easy for our students. Pep Cladera came up with the idea of making a wooden frame with a plastic net. Therefore, each student could work on its part of the project and at the end all the pieces would come together on the wall.
Our 4th grade students (16 years old) with their teacher, Cristina Ginard, have been working on a mural project based in this technique.
The aim was to decorate the entrance of our school with the use of recicled material comming from the four different countries involved in the Comenius Project. The problem was the way of organizing the work in a way that it would be easy for our students. Pep Cladera came up with the idea of making a wooden frame with a plastic net. Therefore, each student could work on its part of the project and at the end all the pieces would come together on the wall.
Let's see the process throug the pictures!!
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| Material from Portugal |
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| Material fromLuxemburg |
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| Having a look to the project. Not finished yet!! |
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| The finished mural still on the woodframes, ready for the wall. |
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| Cleaning the cement that covers it. |
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| Finished Artwork. |
Monday, July 9, 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Thursday, June 14, 2012
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