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    The document appears to be a list of students from Year 10 who completed charcoal drawings on the theme of "Light vs. Darkness" in 2010 for a class assignment. The assignment required students to interpret and depict the Bible verse "John 1:5" using charcoal and paper, and demonstrate their understanding of elements and principles of art. A description at the end provides context that the students used light bulbs in still life arrangements and charcoal as the medium to represent light overcoming darkness.

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    The document appears to be a list of students from Year 10 who completed charcoal drawings on the theme of "Light vs. Darkness" in 2010 for a class assignment. The assignment required students to interpret and depict the Bible verse "John 1:5" using charcoal and paper, and demonstrate their understanding of elements and principles of art. A description at the end provides context that the students used light bulbs in still life arrangements and charcoal as the medium to represent light overcoming darkness.

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    Light Vs Darkness Cindy, Year 10 Charcoal On Paper 2010

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    kingswayarts
    The document appears to be a list of students from Year 10 who completed charcoal drawings on the theme of "Light vs. Darkness" in 2010 for a class assignment. The assignment required students to interpret and depict the Bible verse "John 1:5" using charcoal and paper, and demonstrate their understanding of elements and principles of art. A description at the end provides context that the students used light bulbs in still life arrangements and charcoal as the medium to represent light overcoming darkness.

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    Cindy, Year 10

    Light Vs Darkness charcoal on paper


    2010
    Tori, Year 10
    Light Vs Darkness charcoal on paper
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    Light Vs Darkness charcoal on paper
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    Light Vs Darkness charcoal on paper
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    Light Vs Darkness charcoal on paper
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    Light Vs Darkness charcoal on paper
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    Jamie H, Year 10
    Light Vs Darkness charcoal on paper
    2010
    Year: 2010
    Level: Year 10
    Teacher: Mr. Desmond Mah
    Task: Light Vs. Darkness
    Medium: charcoal, paper

    Students are to interpret their understanding from the Bible verse


    “John 1:5 (Phi) The light still shines in the darkness, and the
    darkness has never put it out”. They have to use charcoal as
    medium to manipulate still life object, light bulbs in their
    response. They have to demonstrate their understanding of
    elements and principles of art.

    Students will able to develop understanding of paper and charcoal


    as medium.

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