Many of Rockstar’s school friends worked creatively in many different mediums of expression, culminating with the showing of their original works – poems and prose, fashion design, weavings (particularly with varied textures and materials), towering building constructions, musical interpretations, dance moves, video games with some interesting original-designed villains, to name a few…
So this is a quick and by no means exhaustive post of some of the creations on the night, in one of those inspiring Can’t Believe These Are Made By Kids moments 🙂
Some of the questions prompts for parents to ask the kids at their presentation booths
Bravest, most inspiring answer I got to the question, “What is the most important thing you’ve learned about yourself through the Exhibition process?” was the very honest, “Coding is hard and I got so mad (when there were) bugs and I really had to try so hard to stick with it and finish.”
(He admitted it was hard! He didn’t give up! My reply was, “That’s so encouraging. I find coding hard too, and if you had insisted it was all super easy, I might think I was the only one who found it hard, and that I just wasn’t cut out for it… and then maybe I’d give up and never learn it.”)
This is written by another friend – who is a native Chinese speaker btw
Dis is art. Also final Boss Monster in the game they made
This post, I hardly need to write nuthin’
Ok this is the I Cant Even Room.
“Tiny Teepee” To Scale I Can’t Even.
Future City I Cant Even.
I Can’t Even, I Can’t Even. And the one on the right reaches almost from floor to ceiling I Can’t Even.
And of course fashion and costume design…
…looks store-bought, but they made what they’re wearing – skirt, scarf, multi-pocketed pants, full armour and shield…
Ends.
