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01/21/2012

Color wheel assignments . . . A generation apart!

My son (sophomore) just brought this home from art class. He got an A.

This is MY old Color Wheel assignment from Jr. High. I just stumbled across it when cleaning at my parents house. Bizarre! Notice how the Primary Colors have TWO scoops - clever, huh??

Karla Voorhees, circa 1982. Cut paper.

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