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My title is “never play quite simple”. Although there were many solutions or different methods of doing a guitar, I chose my style because of the great support it brought like the concept, strings that made it sound, as well as the back tuning of the guitar. Originally I thought as this project to be very simple and thought that the basic materials I already had would complete this assignment. Soon later, it’s no surprise that my guitar lacks the necessity to make noise, to have a strong structure and the paint that wouldn’t look good on my guitar. I decided to regather my materials and used different items to make my guitar what it is. First, instead of painting, I decided to only paint my surrounding for the guitar, to make it match up with my wallpaper that I would use for its look. I then traced my wallpaper to match the same measurement for my guitar. The look was completed, I moved on to the structure of the guitar now. I put a lot of cardboard inside the guitar, and organized it in these layers of steps. This built and gave my guitar a strong structure. The last step was to get guitar strings. I attempted to use actual guitar strings but they would come out as loose or wouldn’t make any sound, so I had to think of another material that would work.  I used some of my sisters wool and it made it make sound. My title was “ never play quite simple”, and I think it made a good title since my mentality for doing my guitar was that this would be an easy task. I enjoyed this project and am very happy of how my guitar looks like.

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Brin Bezinski

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Yours Truly

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Secrets

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Free Style Life

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Title: A world of Illusions

Grade: 8-1

The main focus on the drawing is a painting of an  eye. Through this I'm trying to show that people can be blinded by false realities like materialistic things. So they become comfortable to what is already known to them. But if you really try, you can look further. There's always more to something then you might think and I want to help open people's eyes to the real world. This “real world” could be seeing through people's sinister tricks or the fact witches, mermaids and fairies could exist. Which is where my quote comes to fit.

“two eyes to look one to see, which one will you choose to view through”

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8-1
Title: Virtuoso

My message is “Art is an adventure into an unknown world which can be explored only by those willing to take the risk.” - Mark Rothko
It is important to take risks in art to do things that people have never done before.  Color field artists have to do this, and my guitars theme is a color field painting.

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Ruben Ramos 8-1
Title Meaning of the moon

My message on my guitar project is,  “We All See The Same Moon”.  It means how we are all the same even if we have different things in life. Although we have different experiences in life, what is consistent is that we all see the same moon every night. I picked this quote because it shows full meaning and purpose so all people. As people we can be the same and different in many ways. The colors I used for my guitar are grey ,white ,black and some purple because those are the colors of the sky and how the moon shines on the earth. The art symbolizes the moon’s reminder that we are all connected as human beings.

“We All See The Same Moon” - Ruben Ramos

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Conor Smith 8-1

Title The Power of Positivity

For the design of my bango I drew a sun with a smiley face in the middle. This may look simple but it has a very important meaning. The smiley face and the sun are a metaphor showing that you must spread positivity and smiles like the sun shines light on the world. You can spread positivity in many ways. You can play a song that makes people laugh  or you could just talk to someone you see sitting by themselves at lunch. That is the message of my bango.

“Spread positivity like the sun spreads light” - Conor Smith

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STEAM Guitar Project Due March 18 (Mar 18, 2021 at 7_40 AM)