Yesterday in school the students had to make clay dragon figureheads for a viking longship. I discovered that if I drew my own design the student I support began to incorporate some of my ideas into his own design. So I asked if I could have my own clay so I could model how to do things without having to modify his sculpture at all.
I followed his design (at least initially) and this is what I ended up with.
It was fun to sit with the students and work alongside them. I hope I modelled appropriately how to react when our sculpture doesn’t look as we’d hoped (when I put the mouth in and it didn’t go how I expected), and how to respond when a child tells you your model looks like a cow ππ. We all ended up encouraging and helping each other, which was really cool. It was also very relaxing and therapeutic to sit smoothing and shaping the clay.
very good π
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Thank you π
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your dragon looks like a dragon to me ^^
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πThank you… I did work on it quite a lot after I was told it looked like a cow!
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