Building into our rubbish art.

Building into our rubbish art.

Hi readers, today I am going to be telling you about what we have added to our rubbish art we have been working on.

What we have done is add blue paint to the background and put grass out of cardboard on it. What we did to stick the grass on. How we made the grass is, we got cardboard then cut it so there is a pars for it to stick onto the cardboard canvas but made it so there is little pieces of cardboard sticking out and glued it on with hot glue. Then we ran out of glue sticks so we used white glue, that didn't work. So we stapled them and now it is staying.

Here is a photo of what it looks like so far:

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Art making out of trash.

Art making out of trash.

Hi readers, today I am going to be telling you about a new project we are going to be working on.

The new project we are working on is making art out of trash to help the community.

The teachers have given us 6 questions to answer on our blogs.
Questions:

1. In your own words what is the project?
To help the community from the pollution.

2. What is the purpose?
To help clean up hornby and help the ocean with the sea animals in it.

3. How much rubbish do you think we are going to collect?
 500 piece's, more or less.

4. Why do you think you are going to pick that muck rubbish up?
Because I think that's the amount I might pick up.

5. What colours do you think you will see the most an why?
Silver, black and white because silver cans are dumped nearly everywhere. Black and white is on most bottles, cans, rubbish packets/lollie packs and more.

6. What type of art would you like to create?
Abstract art of a cat.

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