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  • 11th Grade
    • Math >
      • The Cow Problem
      • Maximum Area Problem
      • Around King Arthur's Table
  • 10th Grade
    • Humanities >
      • Model United Nations
      • Borderline Cases
      • Madprops Podcasts
      • ATDPTI Podcast Hackathon
      • Personal Narratives
      • Baseline Essay
    • Math >
      • Flagpole Problem
      • Firework Problem
      • CA Super Lotto Problem
    • Spanish >
      • Borderline Cases
      • I sing to you poem
      • Chicano Park Photo Journal
  • 9th Grade
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    • Design, Engineering, & Physics >
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        • Aeolian Harp
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      • Casa De Miedo >
        • Final Scary Story
        • My Personal Growth
        • Supportive Feedback Evidence
        • Scale Drawing
        • Final Scene Design Drawing
        • Scary Story Refinement Plans
      • Steampunk Revolution >
        • Choice Project
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  • Previous Years

Casa De Miedo

Final Scene Design Drawing

Throughout Casa De Miedo my group and I made many different drafts of drawings of what we wanted our scene to look like. This was a very important step because it helped elaborate and put together our ideas. It also helped us plan out and find what we needed for our scene. We were given feedback through our drawings on ways we can make our scene scarier. My group made more than 11 drawings of our scene that was refined and changed every time.
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This was one of our first sketches of the original lay out
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This sketch was made after we had to re-adjust our lay out to fit the space we had
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This was one of our final to scale sketches
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