Last Friday (3rd May), our batiks arrived from the workshop, all nicely dried and covered in plastics!
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| it's finally here and we are so excited!! |
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| basic layout before mounting onto wall |
We set up our batiks before presenting them to the class.
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| taping the 4 paintings together |
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| all we had that was at disposal was masking tape! |
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| bless masking tape |
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| we took a little corner of a window in the class for ourselves |
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| "wE DID IT WE ARE DONE HOORAY" |
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| The finished product of our suit batiks, in all its glory! |
We were so proud of our batiks (and because we took such a long time to tape them up neatly on the window), we prolonged taking them down after the presentation. Silly picture taking ensued.
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| "let's just stare at it" "hmm yes good" |
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| Zue and I being very enthusiastic about suits |
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fixing the suits 8)
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| credits to Kush for the awesome photography and editing! |
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Ms Lisa also gave some sound advice after our presentations. Here's the gist of it:
And I think it did show, in this case. Ever since our theme was decided, until the end of our presentation, I was nothing but enthusiastic about doing the assignment. I didn't stress as much as I usually do for my other projects, because I was doing something that I liked. And because I was enjoying myself, I was able to do the best that I can, and be satisfied with it in the end. Sure, there's always room for improvement, but what's important is that I take pride of my work as a designer; and with each task I do, I improve a little bit more.
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