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History of Art / Studio Art Combined Studio | March 24, Periods 5&6
Most of interior of the classroom has been cleared of furniture. What remains has been stacked at the front of the class, along with a selection of things like packing crates, pilates balls, stepladders, that sort of thing.
Autolycus grinned like a maniac. "Today, kids, you're going to work together to create an installation."
Class Roster
[ooc: OCD threadscoming are up!]
Autolycus grinned like a maniac. "Today, kids, you're going to work together to create an installation."
Class Roster
[ooc: OCD threads

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Who he waved across the room at before looking over the available things to build stuff from. Because art wasn't exactly his specalty, but he was pretty decent at building stuff, so if he called it one thing and not the other...
Staring at the piles of paint-spattered white dropcloths gave him a vague idea, at least, though whether you could really call it art or even 'building stuff' was probably questionable. Thoughtfully, he dragged a few chairs into a semi-circle, and draped a dropcloth over them, then spread a couple more sheets of material out around them, creating the...probably not really great... illusion of a snowbank.
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It wasn't that she didn't have the right idea, just that this was not exactly the mood she'd been in when he got home this morning, and the other one? Made more sense.
Still, a snowball fight is a snowball fight. He retrieved her paper-ball and started stockpiling a few more of his own, stacking them 'inside' the 'fort.'
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He shrugged and grabbed a snowball of his own, readying it to toss back at her.
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But it was a wee snowball so it really didn't hurt.Isabel smile widely and winked.Re: The Installation!
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"S'about time, dude." he says, bouncing over as he sees Parker throwing glitter.
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Because today, she could actually do that.
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Since he wasn't looking, it's highly possible they hit no one, but as long as he didn't look, they could have hit everyone.
Schrodinger's Balls!