Many different colors of Acrylic paint are se up on a long table in the middle of the room.

The ASL students prepare for painting by gathering the Acrylic paint into palettes.

The painter bases their painting off of a coffin. The coffin will be painted in a way on the hands as the sign for that word is in sign language.

The painter starts with the basics of the watermelon. They use green paint to paint the base of the fruit.

The painter adds the pink of the watermelon and the seeds.

The hands that are used as the canvas dried their hands on a fan found in the far corner of the ASL room.

Two bucket full of water are set up in the room to remove the paint from the hands.

The painter uses the sign for pop. They use Pepsi to symbolize what the sign means.