Pattern and Ornament: Small Works
5 images of pattern and ornament in my every day life
Unit 5- Narrative: In-Class Assignment
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The second picture is my original map of my route not school. I know my way very well around Miami and can usually map things through my head as I help people get places. This map is not accurate in directions, I just needed to fit it all in. My house is in the top left corner and NWSA is int he bottom of the page in downtown. I added some more information I could remember of my route in the first picture. Filled in information of my route map Original map of my route from my house to school Aleyna and I partnered up for this in-class assignment. We chose one sentence from each of our street/garden visit and combined them into a puzzling situation. (Although it could happen here in Miami) We illustrated an elder scoffing and judging at the viewer and a swarm of flies around them. Our combined sentences and illustrations
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