We are going to paint the boxes, then deconstruct them and they will be set up at the Hermitage for Fall Fest, October 4-6, 2013! So it's like a portable mural...pretty great idea.
Here's the link to the facebook page, if you're interested in going:
https://www.facebook.com/fallfestatthehermitage?fref=ts
And here's the link to the Stacked Box fb page:
https://www.facebook.com/StackedBoxCommunityMuralProject
Here are some photos of our work in progress Stacked Box Mural Project!
Sketch in Pencil of 'Old Hickory'
4th Graders outlining in black tempera paint
More outlining....
I sketched a version of "Old Hickory Reflections" a Phil Ponder print that we have in our hallway mapping out Old Hickory. I love the sentimental/historical connection and also I feel like it's creating a strong sense of community...hopefully that's happening anyways!
The 4th graders got all the outlining finished in about 30-40 minutes...it looks so bold and awesome!
I love the pieces all mixed up.
This was our drying rack...
Can you find the piece that is out of place?
Ah, fixed.
Day Two: Adding Color
We got some good ground covered today! So far two fourth grade classes have worked on our mural.
Day Three of Adding Color to Side One:
Day 4: Adding Color to Side 2!
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Great work and thank you for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is really fun! I wonder how difficult it is to keep it stacked being 5 boxes high? Is there a falling over problem? Also, where do you suggest getting such nice all white boxes?
ReplyDeleteLove this! Where did you find all the boxes?
ReplyDeleteThey were supplied for the mural project by the people organizing the district wide mural. They were 12x12" white boxes.
ReplyDeleteI am unable to find where to purchase the boxes. Are you able to provide a site? I am an art teacher in Calgary, Alberta.
DeleteI am unable to find where to purchase the boxes. Are you able to provide a site? I am an art teacher in Calgary, Alberta.
DeleteWow! Love this!
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