By: Bea Gomez
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Clay Sculpture
Finally! A new post for the new school year. Been so very busy and was not able to post for months. Now I'm back!
Just last July, we launch Nutrition Month. As we celebrated the said event, B.R.I.G.H.T. Art Class took a part by having a Food Model Exhibit which was at the same time a contest. I started this last year and eventually, students are looking forward to it. Here are some pics of the entries and the winners for the Clay Sculpture of the sophomores.
Richie Anne Castillo
Richie goes solo this time and won the first place for this category.
Alecca Adarna and Lotte Schaap
Together they worked and won the third place.
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More masterpieces!
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S.Y.2008-2009
Just last July, we launch Nutrition Month. As we celebrated the said event, B.R.I.G.H.T. Art Class took a part by having a Food Model Exhibit which was at the same time a contest. I started this last year and eventually, students are looking forward to it. Here are some pics of the entries and the winners for the Clay Sculpture of the sophomores.
Richie goes solo this time and won the first place for this category.
Together they worked and won the third place.
More masterpieces!
For more pics on Clay Sculpture, click on the school year choices below.
S.Y.2008-2009
Our Freeman's LIGHT A STAR contest entry
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In This Christmas Season... Recycle
Parol is a traditional Filipino Christmas decoration, a five point star-shaped Christmas lantern, originally made of thin bamboo frames and covered with colored cellophane or with rice paper also known as Japanese paper or papel de Japon. It has two tails that serve as the rays of the star. Parol reminds the Filipino Christians of the star of Bethlehem that guided the Three Wise Men on their way in search of Baby Jesus. Parol making is not only a Christmas symbol; it is a symbol of hope for lots of Parol makers. Filipinos used new and recycled materials to make parols, like plastic glasses, candy wrappers, soft drink straws, recycled papers, and shells. The present day parol come in different shapes and sizes it doesn't have to be star- shaped, it can be round, rectangular or even square, like a diorama with the Nativity on it. Parol represents the innovation, creativity, and it is the greatest expression of Christmas spirit.
It is in this connection that the students and teachers of B.R.I.G.H.T. Academy initiated Parol Making Contest that is made up of recyclable and indigenous materials to pave way for this year’s Christmas celebration and at the same time serve as our way of helping save the Earth. In this way, we made the celebration more memorable not just for our school but for Cebu as well.
The main objective of the contest is for everyone to unite and cooperate to produce a craft worthy to be appreciated. The contest also aims to highlight our ingenious craftsmanship. Surely the said activity made this year’s Christmas a bit different.
Scope of the Contest
- There are two categories of the contest: Individual entry and Class Entry.
- Both will be graded and will be considered as an Art Class Activity.
- For the Class entry, there are sub-categories: Primary Level (Grade 1-3), Intermediate Level (Grade 4-6), and High School Level (1st-4th year).
- For High School level, the lantern/parol must have a minimum height and width of 1 meter but not to exceed 1.5 meters.
- For Intermediate level, the lantern/parol must have a minimum height and width of 75 centimeters and 50 centimeters for Primary Level.
- Individual category criteria and specification will be discussed in their respective Art classes.
- Recycled materials must be used and indigenous materials may be added to enhance aesthetic presentation or visual effect.
- The winner for the said Class lantern making contest will serve as our entry for the LIGHT A STAR Contest of The Freeman (deadline November 29, 2008).
- Judging time will be on November 24, 2008, Monday. All lanterns/parol must be displayed in the corridors already by that time.
Creativity/craftsmanship 25%
Proper use of recycle materials 25%
Aesthetic impact/presentation 30%
Speed 10%
Neatness 10%
Total 100%
Our Freeeman LIGHT A STAR Contest Entry
Pinoy Art (Buwan ng Wika)
Dolls in Philippine Costume (Buwan ng Wika)
The Juniors also took their part in our Art class exhibit during the Buwan ng Wika celebration. They created their own costume for their dolls. We definitely know that there are available Barbie dolls in Philippine costumes in the malls and it's real expensive. So we decided to made our own cheaper version, though. Hope you'll like it:)
"Terno" by Tracy Garcia
by Tracy Garcia
by Soo Hyeon "Minnie" Yang
by Mai Nagata
by Ellen de las Peñas
Fashion Show 2008
As we celebrate Civics Week with the theme: "One Earth, We Care", B.R.I.G.H.T. Art Class took their part by recycling . . . not just recycling but designing outfit and modeling it as well. With a very short notice to realize the mini-fashion show during the culminating activity, we unbelievably made it! Thanks for the participation of the Junior Class and the support of the some of models from other levels.
Model: Gianna Astilla
Designer: Lizzie Mae Go and Crystal Opone
Model: Hwajong Lee
Designer: Maribien Gonzales
Model: Paula Alcoseba
Designer: Ki Jeong "Jenny" Shim
Model: Roxanne Marie Perez
Designer: Roxanne Marie Perez
Model: Angeli Dione Gomez
Designer: Bal Vincent Balanguan
Model: Danilo Dira
Designer: Danilo Dira and Brian Lim
Model: Adam Damole
Designer: Francisco Anthony Johns Jr.
Model: Miki Suwa
Designer: Jessika Knight
Model: Marie Alexandra Osmeña
Designer: Tracy Garcia
Model: Amy Hwang
Designer: Ashley Son
Check out last school year's Designs: Fashion Show 2007-2008
Designer: Lizzie Mae Go and Crystal Opone
Designer: Maribien Gonzales
Designer: Ki Jeong "Jenny" Shim
Designer: Roxanne Marie Perez
Designer: Bal Vincent Balanguan
Designer: Danilo Dira and Brian Lim
Designer: Francisco Anthony Johns Jr.
Designer: Jessika Knight
Designer: Tracy Garcia
Designer: Ashley Son
Check out last school year's Designs: Fashion Show 2007-2008
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