Flowers, it's time for your close-up. Middle School students also explored Georgia O'Keeffe's work using a similar method as UE's, except with tempera paint. Very lovely.
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These are lovely, they did a great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you Heart Charlie! I think so too:-D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful..I love all 3 of these!
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