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2nd Grade Van Gogh-Inspired Self Portraits
These paintings reflect your 2nd grader's vision and personality, and are inspired by the introspective style of one of the most prolific self-portraitists of all time, Vincent Van Gogh. Accompanying these framed portraits is an "artist's card," which captures your child at this distinct moment in time. This is a piece you'll want hanging in your home for years to come, as a special memory and as a celebration of your child's unique artistic style.
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United States of Hillcrest - Our 3rd Grade Future Presidents (HARDCOVER)
Did you ever wonder what our 3rd graders would do if they were President? This book contains our future presidents' pictures and their views of the future world. For a small price, help educate this country's next generation of leaders. 8"x11" hardcover book (also available as soft cover).
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United States of Hillcrest - Our 3rd Grade Future Presidents (SOFTCOVER)
Did you ever wonder what our 3rd graders would do if they were President? This book contains our future presidents' pictures and their views of the future world. For a small price, help educate this country's next generation of leaders. 7"x9" softcover book (also available in hardcover).
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4th Grade "Happy Flowers" Catchall Trays
Inspired by the Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami, students' pictures were used to create colorful "happy flowers." Each flower was hand-cut by hardworking 4th grade moms. The students used the flowers to design a vibrant and cheerful collage of their adorable flower faces. Finally, the collages were transformed into darling - and functional - porcelain catchall trays to hold keys, loose change or anything you can't seem to find a place for.
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4th Grade "Happy Flowers" Chair
Inspired by the Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami, students' pictures were used to create colorful "happy flowers." These cheerful flowers were painstakingly cut by hand and placed one-by-one to cover a one-of-a-kind chair that is certain to brighten any room.
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5th Grade Chuck Close-Inspired Portraits
Fifth Graders created abstract self-portraits in a photorealist style inspired by American artist Chuck Close. Using pencils, sharpies and drawing paper, kids first traced their photograph. A grid containing abstract and geometric shapes was then drawn on top of each photorealistic portrait. With careful attention to tone and color, kids completed their work of art. Students were captivated not only by Chuck Close’s art but his resilience and ability to overcome adversity after suffering many physical, emotional and learning challenges throughout his life. Ironically, Close suffers from a neurological condition, “prosopagnosia” or face blindness, which prohibits his ability to recognize faces. One time he was unable to even recognize a woman he had lived with for a year. It is this condition that propelled his interest in large scale portraits.
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