The title of the work that we have created is the Whistling Digeridoo. We selected this title as it effectively portrays and demonstrates our artwork.
Write four sentences about the initial ideas that you had.
After receiving results from the questionnaire, we had many initial ideas. One of our ideas was to create a sculpture of a British coloniser and an Aboriginal huntsman standing back-to-back on Australian land. This idea represented our multi-cultural community as well as Aboriginal and British history. Another idea was to create a tree that grew . The hands would each hold something significant to Australia's culture and history. Again, the sculpture would represent our multi-cultural community. We also had the idea of creating statues of significant historical figures within Parramatta's history. This design would signify Parramatta's rich history.
How well do you think you communicated your ideas to the rest of the group? Explain in two sentences.
I am most proudest of the idea and design of our sculpture as our idea was creative and effectively demonstrated a link to Parramatta's culture and history. It also related to the questionnaire responses and demonstrated our multi-cultural community.
What about your work are you least proud of and why?
I am least proudest of the way in which we supported and held the didgeridoo up as the straws were not stable enough to support the didgeridoo consequently, the didgeridoo would lean at an angle and could fall over or collapse.
If you were to give your work a comment and mark, what would it be? write the comment using 100 words and give it a mark out of 10 using the rubric.
