Visual Art

For the last term we have been learning about tattoo's. Tattoos have to be small, simple and somewhere you can put it. When you think about your tattoo you have to think about what it is. For an Example -  If you like fortnite, in about 20 yrs time you might not like fortnite and you liek something else. Once that is on you, you'll look like a fool. Tattoo's will be on you till you pass away of die. We had to look at different sites and differnent desgins. We had desgined a tattoo and inprivised the desgin. The most challenging part of this whole prosess is to create the desgn, keep it simple and make sure it fits from where you want it. The easy part was to write the description of why I chose that tattoo. Here is my design of the tattoo...

This is the description...

I Choose The Harmony sign for our voices. My family has great voices and its sounds so great when we sing together.

The energy Is for energetic. My Family has each been in a race. Because we run everyday.

I choose this one because It is simple and very easy. I'm going to have it on my wrist because its small and if you imagine it small you can still put it where you what to.

Hangi

On Friday we had a hangi. We have been learning about hangis and Matariki. Matarkiki is the Maori New Year.
Hangis can be made wusing either railway irons or hangi stones. The most challenging part for me was when we had to peel the veges. When we were peeling, I was in the carrot peeling group. After we had all finished the carrots we moved on to help the group of people that were peeling the potatoes. We got it all finished in time. We got it done before the time we had to get ready. The most easy part, was the peeling carrots, because carrots are long and the potatoes are round. We had to bring our own peelers.  Here are some photos of the Hangi being prepared, ready, and getting cooked: