Mono Print🎨

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Today, I finished both of my Mono Prints.

What we did first was drew a silouhette of a New Zealand animal. I drew a kea. Next we put the paper onto the window and then traced it onto another paper by putting it ontop of the other drawing. We then got a board, put ink on it, and then started using the roller. We rolled it on the board with ink until it was icky. We got another board and put the ink on it, from the roller. After we put a good amount of ink on it, we put one of our drawings ontop of it, not pressing it down. After that, we started drawing over the drawing, not leaning our hand on the piece of paper. Once we were done, we lifted the paper off the board. We let it dry by hanging it onto a wire.

The Mono Prints turned out really good. Look at the photos below:

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Siva Samoa Classes

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Today's blogpost is about my Siva Samoa lessons. It is a class where you learn how to siva, dance in samoan. 

Before lockdown, my sister and I would go to The Auckland's Performing Arts Centre, TAPAC. There would be a Siva Samoa class in one of the rooms. It starts at 4:00pm, every Tuesday. We would start off by saying our introductions. I made a slideshow about what we do. It has a video of me saying my introduction.

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I like doing the siva samoa lessons because I learn different dances and I get to meet new people. I enjoy the classes because I get to learn more samoan words too. Thank you for reading my blogpost. If you have any spare time, please leave a comment down below. Keep safe, blog you later!