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Big Idea: Stretching Getting out of our Comfort Zone.

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1 Big Idea: Stretching Getting out of our Comfort Zone

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3 Reflective Objects 7+ Reflective Objects Marbles Cutlery
Metal Plate/ bowl Glasses of different sizes Mason Jars Jewelry

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5 Reflective Objects Drawn from life Reflections within one another

6 Forshortened Portrait
Take a photo of a person forced into disproportion naturally. Can be a self portrait Try using mirrors or mirrored objects.

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8 Cut Paper Landscape Plan out or crop a landscape- make it your own!
Plan out your color scheme. Use mixed media/a variety of papers HIGH VALUE WORK in color

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