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High School Art Project Help?
I am in high school, and this semester our teacher told us that we can do any type of project we want: pop art, sculpting, clay, landscape painting, watercolor, graphic art, charcoal drawing, pencil drawing, portrait, abstract art, representational art, anything!
I had this idea of doing a sculpture with a bicycle wheel, although I’m not sure what to do with it. As I was driving to school I also saw an old couch on the side of the road and thought about doing something with that also. The problem is, I don’t know what!
Any help with either of these two ideas would be awesome! So would other ideas, like things you have had students do, art projects you did in high school, or a project you always wanted to do.
i say u should go with wat u believe in.. and that couch could be on the side of the road for a reason…. it could be haunted 
thats a scaary thought… anyways i say use a bike wheel and string u cant go wrong with that.. i passed art with a masterpeice like that know i am studying to be an art teacher in college…
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