THE COWS IN ROWS
THE SMOOTH MILK FLOWS
TO MAKE THE SALES
ATTA BOY!
MILK
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Cherish Deeg's Signs Hit the Ground
GRANDDAD STRUNG THE WIRE
THE POWER HE GAVE
THE FEAR HE FLUNG
A MAN SO BRAVE
A FORGOTTEN HERO
ATTA BOY
DING!
THE POWER HE GAVE
THE FEAR HE FLUNG
A MAN SO BRAVE
A FORGOTTEN HERO
ATTA BOY
DING!
Preparing for Action at the Watertower
John and Kevin post the support bars for the red signs
Elle, Cherish, Jenni and Brigid paint the icon sign's support structure
Cherish paints the final touches
Elle, Cherish, Jenni and Brigid paint the icon sign's support structure
Cherish paints the final touches
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
THE JINGLES
GRANDDAD STRUNG THE WIRE
THE POWER HE GAVE
THE FEAR HE FLUNG
A MAN SO BRAVE
A FORGOTTEN HERO
ATTA BOY!
-Cherish Deeg
-Cherish Deeg
THE COWS IN ROWS
TO FILL THE PAILS
TO FILL THE PAILS
THE SMOOTH MILK FLOWS
TO MAKE THE SALES
REFRESHING DELIGHT
ATTA BOY!
-Jenni Harper
IN SNOW AND DROUGHT
WATER ROSE AND FELL
B - RAD WATCHED
ALL - NIGHT
AND ALL WAS WELL
ATTA BOY!
-Jonathan McCutcheon
PAPPI
RAN THE BOILER
HE BABYSAT THE BREW
HE LABORED IN SWEAT
THEN THREW BACK A FEW
ATTA BOY!
-Kevin Parrish
GRANDDAD
HE MELTED STEEL
HE DUG THE TRENCH
HE LAID THE PIPE
BY WALK AND BENCH
ATTA BOY!
-Brigid Watters
PA-PAW
CRANKED THE GEARS
BOTH DAY AND NIGHT
TO MAKE THE SMILES
YOU’VE WORN SO BRIGHT
ATTA BOY!
-Elle Decker
SIGNS OF INDUSTRY
Poet and Professor Amy Tudor (far right, grey sweater) visits with our class to help jazz up our jingles. |
Knowing that our signs will be red and that red is perhaps the most persnickety color, we gave the boards a good coat of grey primer. |
Kevin Parrish and Jenni Harper get to work. |
After the grey primer dried, we gave the boards a solid coat of red paint. |
Elle Decker and Brigid Watters as seen from an outside window. |
Brigid Watters and Jenni Harper use the tactic of masking off the letters first. |
Johnathan McCutcheon projects words and traces them before their masking. |
Cherish Deeg and Jenni Harper trace letters |
Cherish Deeg incorporates the tactic of painting each letter one at a time. |
Discussing the future of sign placement with Open Doors Coordinator Aron Conaway at Louisville Visual Art Association, aka "The Watertower." |
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