Newspaper Blackout Poetry

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Time beyond doubt living, energy rising capture or kill

I didn’t have a physical newspaper or any way to print one out, but I did have the

Newspaper Blackout Poetry: 

This week I was asked to incorporate the character I created last week (The Jester) into one of the assignments I chose to

I finally got around to playing with Tom Woodward‘s Erasure Poetry SPLOT (smallest possible learning online tool?) on the VCU’s Artfulness site. I

For my last visual assignment of the week, I chose one called “Newspaper Blackout Poetry.” It was worth 3 points. Here’s the link to the

The Newspaper Blackout Assignment suggests that you should “grab a marker and today’s morning edition and start blacking out sections to create a new

I did not think that my Newspaper Blackout Poetry assignment would be so challenging when I started it, but it was. I chose an

The assignment I chose is Newspaper Blackout Poetry. The activity calls for using a marker and a magazine to black out sections to create

    This was a miniature article making Emily have a twisted sense of humor. This assignment was pretty straight forward. You simply just needed a marker

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