The Dot



This project was based off the book "The Dot" by Peter Renolds this book explained how one person art can be master piece and anything can be art with encouragement. We created a bunch of dot projects with paper and coffee filter. An extension activity could be letting them use splatter paint and create any type of art work based of what they see in their splatter paint by adding lines to connect them or color in.

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