American Sign Language hand painting photo gallery (photos By Kaitlyn Strobel)
May 8, 2018
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A student picks out a certain brush for painting her partners hand.
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A ASL student picks out a yellow paint and puts it in her palette.
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The assortment of paints the ASL students have too choose from.
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Junior Katy Yell and her partner paint a octopus on their hands.
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Sophomore Jessica Keasey works on blending the colors together to paint a sunset.
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Sophomore Bailey Murrow holds her hand still to get a Pepsi can painted on it.
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Sophomore Jordan Crone paints the base color on Freshman Callie Knudson’s hand for a fish.
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Sophomore Brooklyn Baxter holds her arm still to get colors blended.
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The supplies that ASL students are allowed to have fo paint their hands.
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A ASL student holds her hand up to get panted so its easier for her partner to paint.
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Sophomores Jessica Keasey and Brooklyn Baxter mirror each other to see if they painted the correct hands
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A ASL student paints the base color of black on her partners hand.
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Freshman Callie Knudson and Sophomore Jordan Crone dry Callie’s hand so they can continue painting.
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2 ASL students dry their hands.
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Kaylia Murray paints her partners hand yellow for her project.
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2 ASL students focus on the painting going on.
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2 ASL students starting to do little touch ups too the hands too make them better.