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Before I go on to describe my sculpture...I would like you to take a moment to admire the detail and the creativty that went into each delicate piece which was so carefully crafted and strategically placed to create the entire piece of art. Many hours were spent contempating and staring at the clay in the package before attempting to create the art. Once the package of clay was opened the artwork was done as fast as I could to decrease the amount of actual contact I would have to make with the sticky, clammy clay, which kept getting stuck under my freshly manicured nails. Each pearl represents a different aspect of the idea God has given me. The yellow pearl represents the agency, the red represents the family and the blue represents the nanny. The green bowl represents the Holy Spirit who brings the three together and holds them together. And this is the entire story of how I created my masterpiece for the inspire class.
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