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We will use this Padlet as a virtual bulletin board to post our final projects for our Islamic Empire Unit of Study.

You will choose a project to complete from the five choices on the Padlet. Please review each project's requirements and choose one to complete by the due date.

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We crafted this Gallery Glass Persian suncatcher, inspired by a 12 pointed star shaped tile from the city of Khargird in northeastern Iran.

We got the idea from a follower on Twitter, who had commented after our Nesting Khatam Mobile {Tutorial} auto posted, that it reminded them of this tile that is now housed in The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

My daughter and I spent the afternoon looking at various 12 pointed star shapes before deciding we were going to try to make our own into a suncatcher.

Supplies

The Gallery Glass bottles have a very big opening for the pour, so I purchased these bottles with a very small opening. This helps to make the lead lines thinner.

We placed some of the lead into the smaller bottle and then took a little time to practice drawing lines with the new tip.

My daughter placed the 12 point tile printout inside the pocket folder. I added some blue tape to hold it down inside a picture frame, but this is optional. I thought it would help my daughter keep the piece flat, while giving her the ability to turn it.

Now my daughter started to outline the suncatcher with the lead, then filling in the space with colors after. If a bubble occurred while she was working, she used the needle that came with the small bottle to pop it.

After the entire suncatcher was finished, my daughter set it in the sunshine for a few hours. She waited for the colors to change their tone, as you can see from the blue below. She then added a second layer.

We set the suncatcher on a flat surface to dry for a few hours, then slowly peeled it off the pocket folder.

Our beautiful suncatcher, inspired by a star‑shaped tile with interlaced design that once graced the walls of the west iwan (vault) of the Madrasa al‑Ghiyathiyya, a religious school completed in 846/1442-43 in the city of Khargird in northeastern Iran, is now done and ready for our window.

If you enjoyed seeing how we made this suncatcher, stop by these others
Allah Gallery Glass Suncatcher {Tutorial} Recycled Na'layn Suncatcher {Tutorial} Eid Gallery Glass Cheese Tray {Tutorial}
Be sure to stop by A Crafty Arab on Pinterst to see more.

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Gallery Glass Persian Suncatcher {Tutorial} by A Crafty Arab

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We crafted this Gallery Glass Persian suncatcher, inspired by a 12 pointed star shaped tile from the city of Khargird in northeastern Iran. We got the idea from a follower on Twitter, who had commented after our Nesting Khatam Mobile {Tutorial} auto posted, that it reminded them of this tile that is now housed in The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

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Padlet Instructions for Project Submission 

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Padlet Instructions for Project Submission 

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1. Click the plus sign at the top of the appropriate column to create your submission box.

2. Type your first name, last name, and class period in the section of the submission box titled, 'Subject.'

3. In the section of the submission box with upload choices, submit a photo of your project.

4. Type a written reflection in the section titled, "Write something beautiful," describing why you chose this particular project, your inspiration, how long it took to create, the procedure you used, and your materials.

5. Click "Publish".

6. Bring your physical project to class by the due date.

**Note: Your submissions will not appear in view mode until I  'Approve' it. Do not publish more than once as your project may be waiting for approval.

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Arabic Modern Calligraphy Compilation x Muhammed Basdag

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Curator from Home: Dinner with a Side of Wisdom with Dr. Marika Sardar

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The complex geometry of Islamic design - Eric Broug

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From a simple definition to types and real-life examples, here’s everything you need to know about tessellations in math.

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Mohamed Zakariya: The American master of Islamic calligraphy

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Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art

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Why Does Persian Calligraphy Make Me Feel Good? (BECOMING ARTSY)

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Welcome to Calligraphy Qalam-we're glad you're here. On this website you'll find a variety of interactive tools and information to help you learn more about calligraphy in the Arab, Ottoman, and Persian traditions.

This video introduces the art of calligraphy in the Arab, Ottoman, and Persian traditions and discusses the unique features of the Arabic script.

Featured Images

Featured Styles

Folio from a Qur'an, sura 5:34-36

Album of calligraphy

Poetry verses

Folio of calligraphy

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Welcome to Calligraphy Qalam-we're glad you're here. On this website you'll find a variety of interactive tools and information to help you learn more about calligraphy in the Arab, Ottoman, and Persian traditions. Folio from a Qur'an, sura 5:34-36 Album of calligraphy Poetry verses Folio of calligraphy

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My Samanid Bowl project wishes peace be upon you and may wisdom guide you. I used the base eight geometric pattern to decorate my bowl. I used hues of blue with a warm pop of color because I though it was soothing and went well together.

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#MetKids—Why Is Writing So Important in Islamic Art?

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It means an Islamic greeting that says, "Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings."

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I used 5 colors of gallery glass, and used them over my sketch. I wanted to do a purple to green gradient from the rim to the center. Overall, I spent 6 hours on it.

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To make this suncatcher, I first went to Michaels and bought the required colors of gallery glass. However, three were missing, so I swapped them with similar colors. I then taped a piece of plastic wrap over my design. I traced the lines using the black gallery glass and then filled them in with the other colors. The next day, I applied a second layer. Maintaining precise lines was difficult, but the more I practiced, the easier it got. It was also interesting watching the pastel liquid turn into a translucent solid. After several hours in the sun, it was dry but still floppy and supple. I took the photo above, and I’m still waiting for it to dry completely, but I think this was a cool project.

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The scripture on my bowl says “Knowledge is the Noblest of Values.” I chose to make a real clay bowl, since I did have plenty of clay at home. The rest is simply painted, and I even used a satin glaze for a more shiny finish. I also added some chips and scratches to the bowl for a more authentic look. Overall the project was a simply but fun one, and I’m very excited for future choice boards.

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My Samanid Bowl project translates to, "May God bless you and make goodness your fortune." I used a base eight pattern as my geometric design in the middle, using a variety of blues and one shade of green.

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I thought of putting flowers because they are pretty and butterflies because they have beautiful colors.

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Where is your Reflection?

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I chose to do my project this style because I wanted to make it abstract and colorful.

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I chose this particular project because I found it interesting to use your initials and turn it into art. My inspiration were hibiscus flowers, and tropical beaches. This project took me about 2 weeks to sketch, trace, and color. My procedures were to lightly color with my color pencils to blend and give a vibrant look. My materials were: black sharpie, color pencils, and a black marker.

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I chose the Henna Hand Art project because it reminded me of when I did a similar project when I was five years old.  I was inspired by the shapes and textures of Islamic art along with an X-Men comic book that I read which had similar designs.  It took me about three hours to complete this project.  The materials I used were  a pencil, eraser, white paper, black pen, scissors,  glue and red construction paper.

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Where is your reflection?

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I chose this project because I thought it would be fun to express myself through color and shapes, and I think it’s a nice project because those colors and shapes are a part of my initials, and therefore a part of me. I was inspired by my love for triangles and the colors green and blue. This took me around an hour to complete and I started by creating a pencil sketch, then fine tuning and completing the outline with black fine tip marker. Then I colored each section and added details with white oil pastels. I used alcohol markers, Crayola markers, micron pens, a pencil and eraser, and white and brown oil pastels.

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I chose the calligraphy project because I already had an idea of what I could do with the project, and I also thought I could add onto this design in a really nice way. It took a few hours to sketch the design and outline it with a black marker, and I drew the designs with colored pencil immediately instead of sketching with pencil first. I finished using the design steps provided, starting with pencil, then outlining with a black marker. It was a similar process for the designs of the flowers, where I drew them with a pencil and colored them later.

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No Reflection!

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I chose to do the sun-catcher because it felt more creative to make something for a window. This project took me 8 hours because I had to sketch my design first, next I had to grab the sketch and place it inside a clear pocket folder, then I had to grab the gallery glass outline my design first with black gallery glass lead, and finally I colored it with pink ,white ,blue diamond, blue bird and many more colors.

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I chose tessellation design because last year I had a grid art project and this seemed like a more challenging version. It took me roughly 4-5 hrs, first I came up with ideas on the back of my sheet, then drew the lines in a specific way to create the shapes I wanted. After, I took a look at my coloring pencils to see how I could color it and make the design stand out. I would eventually land on black, yellow, teal, magenta, and orange as my color padlet. My materials were coloring pencils, regular pencils, assignment sheet, and a ruler.

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I chose the Mendhi Hand as I thought it would be the most simple, focusing just on arts. I used many geometric patterns I've drawn before, as I actually have drawn geometrical art a lot before, and I had some characters I made in it. It took me 3 hours, originally drawing in pencil, before doing it in pen (because I forgot I had to do it in pen), cutting out the white paper I drew it on, and gluing it onto. a green paper I cut to have better fitting borders.

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This project took me 3 hours; during these few hours, I was planning on the template paper on what this masterpiece would look like. I then practiced with the gallery glass itself. Once I got a good feel of the paint, I started working on the actual clear sheet. For this, I used Gallery glass, a practice sheet, a pencil, and a clear paper sleeve. Most of the time taken up was the time the gallery glass needed to dry. I chose this project because I felt I could be the most creative. I did not have an inspiration for this project, but when going into this project, there was one thing I was sure I wanted it to have a ruffled border.

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I chose to do the tessellation because I wanted to use my 3D printer to create a design. My inspiration was creating a chain mail hexagon design that could freely move around. It took me 10 hours to create and assemble, including the 7 hours it took to print. I first found the design, and then I printed it using beige, grey, and black PLA and clear PETG. Then, I assembled the different parts together.No Reflection?

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This was a fun activity. Although Micheal's did not have the glass paint colors that were on the list, I think my Suncatcher is nice. The process was slow because the paint took a while to dry. Some of the paint did run over other paint, and so the making of the design was not as easy as it looked. After this experience, I can say that I have respect for the artists that create such beautiful Suncatchers. It takes a lot of patience and good hand and eye coordination to create something so beautiful. At first, when I saw the liquid paint coming out, I thought to myself, "This is never going to dry." But after two days I can actually see that the suncatcher can be peeled off.

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I chose to do the Persian Suncatcher because I plan to use it for my room window. I also chose to do this because I like to do arts and crafts, and I wanted to have the opportunity to do something fun for a project.

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I chose the Mendhi Hand project because it reminds me of the time when I put actual Mendhi on my friends and family, but much more detailed than what I did on the project. It only took me 2 days to finish this project because I’m used to putting mendhi on people, though it was hard because my pen didn’t really work well, so I had to press hard on the paper. The materials I used were paper, pencil, brown pen, scissors, and colored paper for the background. My steps for this was to first draw your hand out on a blank piece of paper and then draw/doodle a creative design starting form your wrist or even more up (it depends on the event) and go over the design and the hand, cut it out, then glue it on a colored sheet of paper, and you’re done! I really really enjoyed doing this project!

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I chose the Tessellation project because I thought this was the easiest one to do out of all five of the options. This took me roughly 4 hours to do. I chose this design because I thought it would be cool if I just put a bunch of triangles with a huge hexagon and four outer hexagons. I used blue and orange for the triangles because they were complementary colors and blue is my favorite color. I chose green for the hexagons, because I thought green would look best among blue and orange. The materials I used was a pencil, a colored pencil, and the assignment sheet.

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I chose the Calligraphy project because I decided I wanted to get better at drawing since I'm not the best and thought this would be good to do. It took me 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes, and 30 of those minutes were spent brainstorming. I decided since my initials are A.I.I. (taken from my dad!) I would want to include all of them. I decided on doing the A, but then using the bottom right to connect into an I, then go across the I to make the initals. The color scheme I used around the letters was based on fire colors (if you didn't know, fire can be red, yellow, orange, blue, green, or sometimes purple), and I shaded the A with red and the I's with blue.

I went around and did blue around the A and did another coat of red for the I's. I wanted to stop there, but then I decided on making a background based on fire colors (for context, red fire is the lowest amount of temp, then it goes orange, then yellow, and finally blue). So I went with a red-orange-yellow theme and did it on both sides, and I was done!

My materials were Crayola Colored Pencils and a Sharpie.

I had fun working on this project since I think my art looks good, and it was worth working on!!!

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I draw a picture under the water fish

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I chose this because it looked really interesting to me, and I always wanted a Hanna tattoo growing up.

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I chose this project because it looked unique, and I thought it would be fun to do. It took me about an hour to make. The procedure to create this is first of I took a price of white paper and free hand drew my initial K W and I drew some lightly until I liked one. After that, I traced my design with a black marker, and I drew some patterns that looked pretty. The materials I used were paper, markers, and colored pencils.

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I chose this project because it seemed the easiest and most fun project to do. My inspiration for the design was the fact that most Mehndi hand designs usually have floral or leaves on them. This took me about 4 days to create, but I feel like I could’ve completed it faster. The procedure I used was to draw leaves and flowers everywhere. My materials were Construction paper, White paper, A pencil, and a pen.

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I decided to draw a sea turtle swimming freely, and on the sides, I wrote, “Hope is the key to life."

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I chose this project because I really like calligraphy. I drew some of my favorite things and an El Salvador flag because I am from there. I also colored it with my favorite colors inside the letters.

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I chose to create tessellations because I was curious about how they are made and the different design options. The project took about 2 hours, including time for brainstorming. I picked this design because I worked on a pattern project in first grade and wanted to recreate it. I made 9 rows of triangles and colored them in alternating blue and pink. The materials I used were a pencil, brush-tipped markers, and a ruler.

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I chose this henna hand because it looked fun and easy, and who doesn’t like fun and easy? I got my inspiration from a picture off of Pinterest, but I mostly freehanded it. It took me 1 hour to do because I kept Chan designs. My favorite part about my hand is the flower in the middle.

Tools I used: Pencil, Paper, Cardboard, Pen, and marker.

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I chose this project because it looked like a fun and creative way to explore traditional Mehndi designs. My inspiration came from the intricate floral and paisley patterns often seen in Mehndi art. I wanted to create a design that reflected these beautiful details.

This project took me about four hours to complete, but I feel like I could have finished it faster with more practice. The process I used involved sketching the hand outline first and then adding detailed patterns like flowers, leaves, and swirls.

My materials were red construction paper, white paper, a pencil, and a pen.

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I chose the “Tessellation Design” because I like how it looks, the pattern, and it seemed easy to me. It took me 5-6 hours. First, coming up with ideas was the hardest part because I couldn’t think of a single pattern. After I came up with an idea, I drew the lines of the shapes I wanted.

I used light blue, purple, red, red orange, yellow, light green, orange, brown, and dark blue. The materials that I used were a ballpoint, pencil, ruler, colored pencils, and the assignment sheet.

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I chose my tessellation design because I wanted it to look unique and not like the other ones. it took me roughly 30 minutes. first, I started to create a creative design that would stand out with pencil. next, I looked at my paper and liked the design I made so I traced sharpie over the shapes I created. I used a lot of bright, happy colors like blue light, green, red orange and pink. my materials were the assignment sheet colored pencils, a pen, pencil, and a black sharpie.

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For this suncatcher, I bought a pack of six gallery glass paints. I first sketched out my design. This process was very tedious, and I kept adding and adding to the design, which made my project better. I then went in with the gallery glass. Adding the gallery glass was not easy, as the paint was very runny and sometimes had air bubbles. After I let it dry, I added another coat. My inspiration for this project was a very colorful pinata. When I saw the pinata, I thought the design was very interesting and the colors were very pretty. I chose this project because I love creative crafts that require time to sit down, relax, and focus on making it look nice. I believe this project took about three hours to complete. (Not including drying time.) Overall, I really enjoyed this project and liked the outcome of it.

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I did the Tugrah because I like writing my initials, and I like the design and the materials I used: a pencil, a pen, and a marker.

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I chose to do this not because it was easy or because it looked fun but because I tend to draw on my own hand and I took inspiration from some of the things I would draw on myself and the moon is inspired from when I got my first henna. It took 2-3hrs. I painted the background wanting to give it a landscape feeling and on the two fingers beside the middle finger I drew mini volleyballs out of my love for the sport. I used colored fountain pens, Acrylic paints, Acrylic Markers, Pencils, glue and an eraser.

The process wasn’t clean but it mixed well with the goal. I did the hand first placing the moon in the center and then playing around with designs in pencil softly until I got an idea to which I followed after the hand was finished. While doing the background I ran out of purple so I mixed a aquamarine color with sky blue and made the ocean and seeing how it was turning into a landscape, I decided do follow through and started doing the grass then the rest of the details leaving the mountain to last and finally I placed the hand design in the middle with glue.

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My Samanid bowl has geometric zig zag designs and has hues of blue, gray, and white. The translation of the Arabic text is “In it, there is blessing, forgiveness, mercy, and grace beyond measure.”

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My Samanid Bowl project means "Trust in God." I used a bowl under it to help mold its shape. I used acrylic paint to make it look good and painted some cool designs on it.

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First I drew the handout. Right after I did the hand, I looked at different hand designs for an idea. Then after that I figured out which kind of design I wanted to do. So first I did it in pencil, then traced it in pen when I was done. After that I cut the hand out and glued it to a black paper. This took me about 1-2 hours to do because I kept messing up on tracing my hand.

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I chose the tessellation project because I thought it looked very appealing to the eye. My inspiration for this is because I have seen many beautiful designs before, so I wanted to make one myself. This project took me about 4 hours to make, including the rough draft. I used the colors blue, purple, and yellow because they contrast. I got my design by improvising on a star. Then, I made squares and diamonds around it, which I thought looked cool. The materials I used were a ruler, colored pencils, a pencil, and an eraser.

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I chose this project because I wanted to make something creative. The tea kettle represents serenity and the flowers represent the beauty in the world. I used pencil to sketch and markers to draw.

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For my project, I have A Mendi Hand. I chose it because it stood out to me. I picked a flower as my design because I love flowers a lot. I did a blue background and some hearts too. I really love how I created my Mendi Hand, and it took two days to finish it in total. I really loved drawing the background because it made me feel peaceful.

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I chose this project because I though the henna hands looked really pretty. The items I used were construction paper, and paint. The hardest part of this project was getting the paint the stay in the design i was going to do.

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I chose this tessellation because I liked the pattern. This design took me about 4 hours to make. I also did this pattern because I like arts and crafts. A suggestion I would give is to rush because the pattern may look bad. The materials I used are a white piece of paper, colored pencils, a ruler, and an ink gell pen.

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I chose this project because I wanted to experiment with different shapes and colors. My inspiration for this project is the abstract and vibrant pieces I've seen and created over the years. It took me about four days to complete this project because I wanted to make it as good as it could be. To create this project, I used a ruler and a pencil to draw the lines and make them straight, and then I used three colored pencils to carefully color my shapes.

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I chose the tessellation project because I like geometry.

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I did very good

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I chose this project because I wanted to make a bowl like the other ones I've seen. My project took me about an hour to paint. I did the calligraphy first, and then I painted it with other colors I had. I used paint brushes that were in my house, and I used paint that I got from Staples.

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I chose this project because it looked interesting and I wanted to do something that I could color. My inspiration for this project was this hexagonal design I saw a while ago that looked cool. This project took me about two hours to finish because my pencil lead kept falling out. My procedure was that I first made the shapes and then I colored them. The materials I used were a pencil, color pencils, a sharpener, and an eraser. The colors I chose were red, blue, and yellow. I was going to use a ruler but then it was taking too long so I just drew it without one.

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I chose the Mendhi because I think they are so beautiful and gorgeous and I thought it would be fun to create. I did this on the weekend and it took me around 30-45 minutes. I traced my hand and colored it then cut it out and put it on black paper. I got a white color pencil and wrote my heading and a nice title with it. The materials I used were markers, colored pencils, and regular pencils.

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I chose the tesselation because designing the pattern was fun and easy. I used blue, green, and dark green because they look nice. It took me 3 days to design and 2 days to color it. I think my final project was good, and the project was fun.

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I chose this design by randomizing lines, shapes and patterns which interlocked with each other. It used colors like red, orange, teal, and more. I also used highlighter colors. It took me about 15 minutes to picture a design which was unique but simple. Then it took me 30 to 45 minutes to draw and shade.

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I chose the mehndi hand because I love to draw on my self and always do it my favorite part of it was the fingers because the lines and flowers go perfectly together. It took me about two or three hours all I used was white paper a pencil a fine pen sharpie and then used a simple pink paper

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I chose the Mendhi Hand to recreate because I feel like I am good at making designs. I first went to Micheal’s to get my supplies. I used green construction paper, grey construction paper and a black marker. This project didn’t take long, I spent about 20 minutes making this. I looked up ideas and I found one that stood out to me on Pinterest. I was making ideas in my head and blending the example into my thoughts.

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I was watching anime while doing this- Henry Leckart

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I chose the tessellation because I thought it wouldn’t be too difficult, and I like drawing. This tessellation took around 1 hour. First, I thought up some ideas and drew them on the back. I eventually found one design that I liked. I then drew it in pencil and traced it in pen. I looked at pictures of tessellation and chose the colors blue, green, and yellow. My materials were colored pencils, pencils, a pen, a ruler, and the assignment sheet.

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I did the mendhi hand because I thought it would be fun and I enjoyed making it. It was pretty easy. I used white paper and drew my hand out then drew my nail and features on my hand. Then I looked up designs to get inspiration and went for these two pictures for inspiration. I took features from both photos and combined them. Then I cut it out and glued it on a yellow paper. This took me about 20 minutes and it was pretty easy to do and fun

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I did this project because I was interested in painting the bowl and incorporating calligraphy in the design.

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I chose the tesselation because I thought it was easy and fun. My inspiration came off a video which just showed some simple tesselation ideas, I found one I liked and began to draw it which is the one I submitted, and it is made out of hexagons, triangles, and squares. After I finished drawing, I thought of some colors that would look good together or were related so I ended up picking orange, red, and yellow. This project for me took about an hour or two with the materials of color pencils, a pencil, and a ruler.

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I chose the Mendhi Hand because I thought it would be easy. I was inspired by the sun and the moon, but I don’t have a reason for it. It took at least 4 hours for me to finish, and I used card stock, a pencil, a pen, colored paper, paper, and a glue stick

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I chose this project because it looked fun and I thought it would be fun to do. It took me about 15 minutes to make. The procedure To create, this is first, Get a white piece Of paper then get a pencil and then I hand my initials ZW and I drew a couple of papers until I found the one that I like then after I finish, I traced over my design with the black marker, and I drew some patterns that look pretty cool the materials I used were paper markers and colored pencils and a pencil.

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I chose this project because it looked fun to make. It took me about an hour to make because of the writing. First I looked up common blessings and things like that. After that I used a marker to draw the inside. Then I used the marker to write the words. After that I colored the inside with colored markers.

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I choose this tessellation project because I love created different designs, experimenting with colors and how the muslim art was shown in this way. I originally experimented with the every other line and diamonds, leading to create this. I mostly used blue, orange, yellow, and purple; but I added a splash of red, brown and green. The materials that I used a pencil, ruler, crayons and colored pencils.

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I made the tesselation because it looked fun and did not need many materials. It took me about two and a half hours, thirty of which I spent thinking of my design. I used quadrillateralls, octagons, and dodecahedrons to make the design. For my color choice, my favorite color is green so I chose green and two colors that work well with it, purple and yellow. I really enjoyed this project but I struggled with the massive amount of hand cramps.