Project Paint aLive
Members:
Jiang Wensen
Wang Kaiyuan
Wong Qi Han
Yang Yuxin
Zhu Dao Yuan
You Siang Lin
Special Thanks to:
Teacher Mentor
Mr Robert Tan, Wengsoon Private Limited
Mr Anderson Tan, En Community Services
Teacher John, SCAS
Teacher Loo Yean Kwan, SCAS
Zunaidah bte Shahul Hamid, Principal, SCAS
SCAS
Monday, June 25, 2007
Hello everyone! This is the first time I posted since the commence of the June holidays.
To we went to SCAS together for the first lesson in term 3. We had planned the lesson beforehand, it is about drawing stuff on papers using cardboards with hollowed shapes on it. There are two types of shapes, the first type consists of simple shapes such as square, circle, oval, or other polygons. They are for drawing the backgrounds. The second type consists of more sophiscated things, such as animals, insects, fish and birds (one dinosaur also). We will draw the animals over the individual backgrounds respectively. We used sponges to draw everything, and we achieved a variety of peculiar, artistic, illusory, ineffable masterpieces that are really beyond your imagination. My favourite work is the one Shalih(hope i remembered his name correctly) did with the help of Yuxin. I really cannot find words to describe it now. I can just say that there are some coconut trees, some flowers in a pot, a traslucent moon, some pinkish clouds, and a red monkey with a glowing flower on its head in the painting.
I am very grateful of everyone's effort and contributions that made this lesson a success. Looking back at the whole experience since the first lesson, I think I can relate my personal experience into a chinese poem: (By Han Wo in the Tang Dynasty)
天际霞光入水中，
水中天际一时红。
直须日观三更后，
首送金乌上碧空。
Basically, what I want to say is that the children are the dawning sun, we are the water, we helped to reflect the light rays, and the children shined, but we have to spend more time and effort to get the children(or the sun) up the sky, so that they can shine by themselves, for this case, through art.
Penned on:
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