Here at Square 1 Art we do
everything we can to make our fundraiser process more convenient for Art
Teachers, Coordinators, and parents alike.
But what about when our actual
Artists are having trouble?
Even something as exciting as our lesson plans can
give your student performance issues. And some Artists are so free-spirited
that the most awesome lesson plan can, to them, feel like cramping of their
artistic style. Some stories from our customers have helped round out our
perspectives on our processes.
While art in general should allow creative impulses to
run free, Square 1 Art has our ‘Art Requirements’ in place due to the
technology we use to turn those impulses into fun and memorable products.
Pride in your achievements is what we want to stress, so
our Artists don’t stress! No one is grading or competing, but since our
products and the artwork on them can last for a long time, it is important to
be happy with your work. Some of the best advice I was able to pass along was, “Do something you'll be proud of. Artwork that you want to hang on the
wall, point to, and say: that there is my artwork, I did it and I'm proud of
it.”
My own mother is an art teacher, and she will tell you that following
the rules is indeed important, but you’re the first person who needs to be
proud of what you've done. We want to make sure that everyone involved with a Square
1 Art school fundraiser has the best experience possible.
Please let us know about
your stories; we’ll be able to help each other out along the way!
Post by:
Julie Branch
Customer Care Representative
"J-u-l-i-e, Branch
like a tree, that's me!"
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