I decided to take a picture of my kids working on their shoe project in class...they are doing such a great job so far!
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Is that a slipper
A million years ago when I was in high school, my class-mates always made b*ngs out of the clay.
We were pretty much limited to things on paper after our first sculpture project. LOL
I think that's why I draw so much now.
sounds like my high school art class. bongs were a popular sculpture. and some kids would light up cigarettes and "things" in the back with the wood-burning tool. the teacher was clueless. he just assumed the smell was the tool
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