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Wood Framed Lyra Drawing by Audrey Watts
The 8th graders worked during art class and on their own at home to design a drawing that meant something to each of them and represented something about themselves. They first sketched on paper and then very carefully drew and colored on pieces of wood. Rolf Hoeg, master woodworker and AWS alumni parent, expertly crafted frames for each one in the Roycroft Craftsman style.
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Wood Framed Lyra Drawing by Livia Lehner
The 8th graders worked during art class and on their own at home to design a drawing that meant something to each of them and represented something about themselves. They first sketched on paper and then very carefully drew and colored on pieces of wood. Rolf Hoeg, master woodworker and AWS alumni parent, expertly crafted frames for each one in the Roycroft Craftsman style.
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Wood Framed Lyra Drawing by Callaway Nussbaumer
The 8th graders worked during art class and on their own at home to design a drawing that meant something to each of them and represented something about themselves. They first sketched on paper and then very carefully drew and colored on pieces of wood. Rolf Hoeg, master woodworker and AWS alumni parent, expertly crafted frames for each one in the Roycroft Craftsman style.
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Wood Framed Lyra Drawing by Drew Kemp
The 8th graders worked during art class and on their own at home to design a drawing that meant something to each of them and represented something about themselves. They first sketched on paper and then very carefully drew and colored on pieces of wood. Rolf Hoeg, master woodworker and AWS alumni parent, expertly crafted frames for each one in the Roycroft Craftsman style.
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Wood Framed Lyra Drawing by Jayla Paul
The 8th graders worked during art class and on their own at home to design a drawing that meant something to each of them and represented something about themselves. They first sketched on paper and then very carefully drew and colored on pieces of wood. Rolf Hoeg, master woodworker and AWS alumni parent, expertly crafted frames for each one in the Roycroft Craftsman style.
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Wood Framed Lyra Drawing by Fiona Murphy
The 8th graders worked during art class and on their own at home to design a drawing that meant something to each of them and represented something about themselves. They first sketched on paper and then very carefully drew and colored on pieces of wood. Rolf Hoeg, master woodworker and AWS alumni parent, expertly crafted frames for each one in the Roycroft Craftsman style.
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Wood Framed Lyra Drawing by Decca Vukelic
The 8th graders worked during art class and on their own at home to design a drawing that meant something to each of them and represented something about themselves. They first sketched on paper and then very carefully drew and colored on pieces of wood. Rolf Hoeg, master woodworker and AWS alumni parent, expertly crafted frames for each one in the Roycroft Craftsman style.
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Wood Framed Lyra Drawing by Ella Burnett
The 8th graders worked during art class and on their own at home to design a drawing that meant something to each of them and represented something about themselves. They first sketched on paper and then very carefully drew and colored on pieces of wood. Rolf Hoeg, master woodworker and AWS alumni parent, expertly crafted frames for each one in the Roycroft Craftsman style.
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Handmade Necklace by Jack Barbier
Allison Nussbaumer worked with the 7th grade boys to each create their own unique necklace. They spent quite a few hours designing and making their masterpieces. Allison is an incredible jewelry artisan and mother to George (7th grade) and Callaway (8th grade). She truly enjoyed this chance to work with these very talented and enthusiastic young men!
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Handmade Necklace by Robert Calhoun
Allison Nussbaumer worked with the 7th grade boys to each create their own unique necklace. They spent quite a few hours designing and making their masterpieces. Allison is an incredible jewelry artisan and mother to George (7th grade) and Callaway (8th grade). She truly enjoyed this chance to work with these very talented and enthusiastic young men!
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