RP: Pipecleaner Rainforest
Date: January 20, 2012
Characters: Isaac Greenberg, Luke Rafferty
Location: Issac's classroom
Status: Private
Summary: Luke assists Isaac in prepping for next week's projects.
Completion: Incomplete
Isaac was thrilled to let Luke into his tiny domain. The classroom was cramped filled with high tables and stools, made more claustrophobic by the mobile projects hanging from the ceiling. The room smelled like acrylic paint and chalk dust which had oddly becoming soothing to Isaac these past few months. He'd grown to love the small space and what he did there. What originally started as stopgap was rapidly becoming his future career. Maybe his own art was taking a backseat, but it was so much fun to help kids figure these things out.
"So, you can cut shapes out of construction paper, divide up some clay into squares or sort pipe cleaners by color." He offered, gesturing to the table he'd set up with various supplies. "Oh, or you can go through the marker bin and test them to find which ones are out of ink and chuck 'em. They're the scented ones, just a warning."
Characters: Isaac Greenberg, Luke Rafferty
Location: Issac's classroom
Status: Private
Summary: Luke assists Isaac in prepping for next week's projects.
Completion: Incomplete
Isaac was thrilled to let Luke into his tiny domain. The classroom was cramped filled with high tables and stools, made more claustrophobic by the mobile projects hanging from the ceiling. The room smelled like acrylic paint and chalk dust which had oddly becoming soothing to Isaac these past few months. He'd grown to love the small space and what he did there. What originally started as stopgap was rapidly becoming his future career. Maybe his own art was taking a backseat, but it was so much fun to help kids figure these things out.
"So, you can cut shapes out of construction paper, divide up some clay into squares or sort pipe cleaners by color." He offered, gesturing to the table he'd set up with various supplies. "Oh, or you can go through the marker bin and test them to find which ones are out of ink and chuck 'em. They're the scented ones, just a warning."