One of my designs was shaped like a sun and was coloured in red, orange and yellow. One of my other designs had Roman numerals, instead of the Arabic numerals. Around the numbers on my clock I coloured it in a nice light blue.
Tuesday, 2 April 2019
Designs For My Clock by Kotipi
Last week at tech my task was to draw different designs for my clock. I could do any design I wanted, but I couldn't copy from the internet. On a piece of paper I had to draw my four ideas. It had to be special. It couldn't just be a normal coloured clock. If the shape of the clock wasn't different, then the face of the clock had to be.
One of my designs was shaped like a sun and was coloured in red, orange and yellow. One of my other designs had Roman numerals, instead of the Arabic numerals. Around the numbers on my clock I coloured it in a nice light blue.
One of my designs was shaped like a sun and was coloured in red, orange and yellow. One of my other designs had Roman numerals, instead of the Arabic numerals. Around the numbers on my clock I coloured it in a nice light blue.
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Kia Ora, I am Piper from Parkview Parua School.
ReplyDeleteWow this is defiantly amazing. The clock face looks so original! In a way. it reminds me of my old school; Burwood School. It was a nice little school. I think it would be better if you explained your reasons behind your designs. So what were your reasons?
-Piper
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ReplyDeleteHi I'm Rebekah from Parkview Parua school.
ReplyDeleteI like how you described your designs so we could picture what they looked like. I think they sound really cool! I think you probably shouldn't have added that picture of the clock (maybe added a different one) if you didn't make it.
-Rebekah
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