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A Walk

A Walk

Ryan Mahan, grade 4, “A Walk,” colored pencil, 9×12 in.
For this assignment, students were given the challenge to create the illusion of distance in a work. Ryan used elements of perspective and positioning on the page to create the illusion of depth.
Category: 26th Annual Medfield Public Schools Student-Faculty Art Exhibition

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