CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT (ART)

READING LISTS AND PRACTICAL REQUIREMENTS

         Important Notes: Some of the following recommended reading and resource materials may not be locally available to you. Consult with your CVC Course Supervisor or contact your area CVC Instruction Coordinator in order to locate copies of missing items, or to find or propose suitable substitute study material for the course in question. This means that students can, if they desire, develop their own reading and study proposals for each course from locally available reference and reading materials. Most courses have a wide range of reference items to choose from. Generally speaking, students will be expected to have read at least 75% of the suggested items, or a specific amount where indicated, or some suitable substituted equivalent in order to qualify for credits. But, in order to have a better grasp or understanding of the subject, it is suggested that you complete above this minimum requirement. (If WND articles are not available, they do not need to be considered as part of the 75%.) Depending on the courses studied, students may need to find additional reference material that is more current or deals more specifically or in greater depth in the areas they are studying. (See also Appendix B: Supplementary Courses and Resources, for further ideas and study alternatives.)
         The reading lists are not arranged in order of priority. They are arranged as follows: First MLs (listed in alphabetical order for ease of locating titles you may be looking for); then after the * * *, all other articles listed by pub or book name. We thought it would be most convenient for you if all the HTL articles were listed together, and all the Mop items were listed together, etc., so that when you are reading an article in a certain book (such as HTL), you can easily locate all the related HTL articles at the same time. These pubs and books are listed in alphabetical order. (Please note: The titles listed below refer to authorized versions of Family literature only.)
         There is one blank check box at the end of each list to encourage you to add new items as they are published. Please do not be limited to making only one addition, but fill in as many new items as you think are suitable.

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1. PERFORMING ARTS (PF)

ART PF-00 Creative and Performing Arts Experience
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Practical Requirement: 120 hours of performing experience
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ART PF-01 Children's Entertainment Shows
         [ ] Magic (AB2, pg.I1)
         [ ] How to Practice Ventriloquism (AB3, pg.L34)
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Practical Requirement: Plan and perform at least three unique performances for children
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ART PF-02 Story Telling
         [ ] Fill Up Your Heart (ML1853; Vol.16, DB7)
         [ ] Inspired Teaching (ML47:8-12; Vol.1, DB4)
         [ ] Make It Fun & Exciting (ML2415; Vol.18, DB9)
         [ ] Teaching Suspense & Our New Culture (ML2320:1-11; Vol.18)
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         [ ] Story Telling (AB4, pg.V13)
         [ ] Daniel Study, Jewels & Stories (BK19, pg.258)
         [ ] Story Time (CC2, pg.XVI)
         [ ] Teach Me Time (GAP-015, 016, 017)
         [ ] Enthusiasm & Inspiration (GT1, pg.813)
         [ ] Radio Drama Ministry (HH1, pg.143)
         [ ] Inspiration & Enthusiasm (MOP1, pg.529)
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Practical Requirement: Plan and perform at least five story-telling sessions with children.
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ART PF-03 Performing with Puppets I
         [ ] Puppets (AB3, pg.L2)
         [ ] Puppet Storage (AB3, pg.L27)
         [ ] For Staging a Show (AB3, pg.L28)
         [ ] Puppets for Fun and Profit (CC2, pg.503, HH1, pg.5)
         [ ] Shadow Puppets (CC2, pg.519, HH5, pg.19)
         [ ] Finger Puppets (CC2, pg.521, HH5, pg.21)
         [ ] Puppets for Prophet & Profit (HH1, pg.23)
         [ ] Puppets! How to Get Your Show Together (HH1, pg.73)
         [ ] "How-To" Puppeteers for Jesus (HH4, pg.536)
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Practical Requirement: Five hours of puppet performance
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ART PF-04 Performing with Puppets II
         [ ] A Marionette Show at Home (AB3, pg.L25)
         [ ] Full-Length Puppets for Video (FSM10, pg.469)
         [ ] Puppets with Moving Eyes (FSM10, pg.473)
         [ ] Glove Puppets with Moving Mouths (FSM10, pg.475)
         [ ] Writing for a Puppet (FSM10, pg.476)
         [ ] How to Improve Your Puppet Show (HH4, pg.533)
         [ ] How to Puppeteer (HSV-ZM-03)
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Practical Requirement: Five hours of puppet performance
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ART PF-05 Basic Stage Performance
         [ ] Busking (ML1057; Vol.9, DB1)
         [ ] Children's Songs for Children (ML1043; Vol.9, DB1)
         [ ] Comments on MCV Show 5 (ML1048; Vol.9)
         [ ] Fill Up Your Heart (ML1853; Vol.16, DB7)
         [ ] Glamour or Glory? (ML328; Vol.3, DB6)
         [ ] Let Go & Let God (ML1091; Vol.9)
         [ ] Let Jesus Shine (MRL57; DB3)
         [ ] Meaningful Meetings (ML1511, BK8, DB2)
         [ ] Sock It to Me! -- That's the Spirit (ML32; Vol.1, DB4)
         [ ] Weep for the Sheep (ML2645; DB10)
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         [ ] Kids on Stage (CC2, pg.439)
         [ ] Singing with Children (ENCEX, pg.1314)
         [ ] Performing with Children (GAP-038, GAP-039)
         [ ] Public Busking & Singing (HH2, pg.331)
         [ ] Performing for Children (HH4, pg.437)
         [ ] Musical Expressions! -- Part 3 -- Performing Class (HM67)
         [ ] Sing to Somebody (tape) (WW)
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Practical Requirement: Participation in at least five public performances.
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ART PF-06 Advanced Stage Performance
         [ ] How to Produce a Play (AB3, pg.L37)
         [ ] Make-up Tips (AB3, pg.L50)
         [ ] Acting Tips (CC2, pg.442)
         [ ] Basic Stage & Acting Techniques (ENCEX, pg.1217)
         [ ] What Happened Behind the Scenes when Filming "20 Minutes to Go" (HM17)
         [ ] Backstage with the TIV (HM35)
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Practical Requirement: Some experience in performing professionally for TV and video, etc.
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ART PF-07 Radio Drama
         [ ] Fill Up Your Heart (ML1853; Vol.16, DB7)
         [ ] Make It Fun & Exciting (ML2415; Vol.18, DB9)
         [ ] Pastors I: Inspired Teaching (ML47:8-12; Vol.1, DB4)
         [ ] Teaching Suspense & Our New Culture (ML2320:1-11; Vol.18)
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         [ ] Story Telling (AB4, pg.V13)
         [ ] Daniel Study, Jewels & Stories (BK19, pg.258)
         [ ] Story Time (CC2, pg.XVI)
         [ ] Teach Me Time (GAP-015, 016, 017)
         [ ] Enthusiasm & Inspiration (GT1, pg.813)
         [ ] Radio Drama Ministry (HH1, pg.143)
         [ ] Inspiration & Enthusiasm (MOP1, pg.529)
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Practical Requirement: Students must chose material or script their own material, and record a twenty-minute radio drama with simple sound effects.
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ART PF-08 Dance and Choreography
         [ ] Have Fun (ML1830; Vol.15, DB2)
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         [ ] Exercises & Dancing for Children (AB3, pg.L51)
         [ ] Belly Dancing (AB3, pg.L63)
         [ ] C'mon Let's Dance (GAP-057)
         [ ] Take One Step for Jesus -- Dance Exercise Video (Eduvision video)
         [ ] New Worlds to Discover (Video)
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Practical Requirement: Students must learn a five-minute choreography routine.
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ART PF-09 Clowning
         [ ] Witnessing & Winning as a Clown (HH4, pg.427)
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ART PF-10 Singing
         [ ] Vocal Training Class video (Eduvision video)

ART PF-11 Scripting For Emceeing at Perfomances
         [ ] Fill Up Your Heart (ML1853; HTL, pg.149)
         [ ] Let Go & Let God (ML1091; Vol.9)
         [ ] New Teams (ML62:7; Vol.1)
         [ ] Sock It to Me -- That's the Spirit (ML32; Vol.1)
         [ ] Stop! -- Look! -- Listen! (ML74:6; Vol.1)
         [ ] Watch Your Words (ML2849; GN546)
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         [ ] Family Terminology and Equivalents and Explanations for the System (HM53, pg.9)
         [ ] Public Speaking (HTL, pg.128)
         [ ] Some Further Guidance for Speeches (HTL, pg.142)
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2. MUSIC

ART MU-00 Music Practice and Performance
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Practical Requirement: 120 hours of experience with musical instrument(s) (either practice and/or public performances).
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ART MU-01 Introduction to Reading Music
         [ ] Teaching Children to Read & Play Music (CC2, pg.379)
         [ ] Music Notes for the Teacher (CC2, pg.382)
         [ ] Music Appreciation (GAP-061)
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ART MU-02 Advanced Music
         [ ] ESP Music Work Books (MUW, pg.1, MUW, pg.11; or other available resource material on the subject)
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Practical Requirement: Demonstrate sound knowledge of reading musical notation.

ART MU-03 Beginner Guitar
         [ ] The Education Revolution (ML371:65-70; Vol.3)
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         [ ] Easy Guitar (CC2, pg.365)

ART MU-04 Intermediate Guitar
         [ ] The Music that Started a Revolution (SB)
         [ ] Songs of Love (SB)
         [ ] Love Songs (SB)
         [ ] Heaven's Magic (SB)
         [ ] Musical Key Songbook (SB)
         [ ] Selected Songs for Loving Jesus (SB)
         [ ] Just Fall in Love with Jesus (SB)
         [ ] Praise Time Songbook -- Vol.1 (SB)
         [ ] Our Favorite Christmas Carols -- Words and Music (CLTP24)
         [ ] (See also: GP, DFO and DO songbooklets not included in the above songbooks.)
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Practical Requirement: Perform publicly at least three times.
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ART MU-05 Beginner Keyboard
         [ ] John Listen's Piano Class Tape 1 (Eduvision video)
         [ ] John Listen's Piano Class Tape 2 (Eduvision video)
         [ ] Suitable keyboard instruction textbook or computer program.
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ART MU-06 Choral Harmony
         [ ] Let Go & Let God (ML1091; Vol.9)
         [ ] Sock It to Me (ML32; Vol.1, DB4)
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         [ ] Tips for Singing Teams (ENCEX, pg.1144)
         [ ] Vocal Training Class (Eduvision video)
         [ ] Performing with Children (GAP-038, GAP-039)
         [ ] (See also: GP, DFO and DO songbooks and songbooklets.)
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Practical Requirement: Perform for a live audience.
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ART MU-07 Voice Training
         [ ] Sock It to Me (ML32; Vol.1, DB4)
         [ ] Teaching Children to Sing (ML1107; Vol.11, DB1)
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         [ ] Letter to MWM from Michael [John] Listen (ENCEX, pg.1153)
         [ ] Vocal Training Class (Eduvision video)
         [ ] More Tips on Children's Singing (FSM17, pg.102)
         [ ] Performing with Children (GAP-038, GAP-039)
         [ ] Sing to Somebody (tape) (WW)
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ART MU-08 A Christian Perspective on Music
         [ ] Bye, Bye, Pie (ML232; Vol.2)
         [ ] Dad's Favourite Songs of Comfort & Service (ML2482; Vol.18)
         [ ] Dad's Favourite Songs of Love (ML2488; Vol.18)
         [ ] Hard Rock Bands (ML774; Vol.6, DB1)
         [ ] Inspired & Uninspired Songs (ML92; Vol.1, DB4)
         [ ] Mo's Music (ML399; Vol.3)
         [ ] Music that Made the Revolution, The (ML166; Vol.2, DB5)
         [ ] Musical Key (ML326; Vol.3)
         [ ] My Old Favourites (ML1224; Vol.12)
         [ ] Praying Tchaikovsky out of Hell into Paradise (ML2335; Vol.17)
         [ ] Scripture Songs (ML2503; Vol.18)
         [ ] Sequel to Musical Key (ML326A; Vol.3)
         [ ] Solitaire (ML1064; Vol.9, DB7)
         [ ] Songs of Heaven (ML1532, BK12)
         [ ] Spirits of the Past (ML1410, BK1)
         [ ] Why Hugo? (ML2578; GN401)
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         [ ] Great Masters -- Composers (CC2, pg.408)
         [ ] Stories Behind Our Christmas Carols, The (CLTP23)
         [ ] Our Favorite Christmas Carols -- Words and Music (CLTP24)
         [ ] What the Family Says About the Latest Pubs (ENCEX, pg.503)
         [ ] Smash Those Idols (ENCEX, pg.645)
         [ ] Shocking Myrtle Beach Discovery (GN401, pg.11)
         [ ] John Newton (GT2, pg.1815)
         [ ] Let's Talk Music (HM43)
         [ ] Insights on Classical Music by Jeremy Spencer (HM55, pg.10)
         [ ] In the Hall of the Mountain King, Part 1 -- Tchaikovsky (LOG20)
         [ ] In the Hall of the Mountain King, Part 2 -- Beethoven (LOG21)
         [ ] In the Hall of the Mountain King, Part 3 -- Mozart (LOG22)
         [ ] Martin Luther (LWG2, pg.319)
         [ ] The True Life Story of Fanny Crosby (LWG2, pg.402)
         [ ] Music Greats -- Inspiration Was Supernatural (WX, pg.1003)
         [ ] Playing a Ghostly Tune (WX, pg.425)
         [ ] (See also: Available audio tapes of songs mentioned above.)
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ART MU-09 Songwriting and Composing
         [ ] Inspired & Uninspired Songs (ML92; Vol.1, DB4)
         [ ] Music on the Move! -- Good, Better and Best Songs! (ML3023; GN658)
         [ ] Musical Key (ML326; Vol.3)
         [ ] New Music for a New Day (ML3022; GN658)
         [ ] Sequel to Musical Key (ML326A; Vol.3)
         [ ] Teaching Great Masters (ML996; Vol.8)
         [ ] Watch Your Words (ML2849; GN546)
         [ ] Why Settle for Less than the Best? -- Maria (FSM10, pg.400)
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         [ ] Hell's Bells (CD12)
         [ ] You Are What You Play (ENCEX, pg.427)
         [ ] A "Come-back" to the Spirit of Conviction (FSM9, pg.253)
         [ ] Lessons on Writing Hits (FSM11, pg.316)
         [ ] Recording Tips & Lessons from MWM/MCV (FSM11, pg.328) (
Note: This is a basic method of recording music, written before the introduction of "sequenced" digital, "MIDI" computerized recording. The student can be familiarized with the basic details by studying the manuals that accompany sequenced and "music station" synthesizers. Other publications and books are commercially available that can introduce the interested music student to the world of MIDI recording.)
         [ ] Our Musical Education! -- More Songwriting Tips! (FSM12, pg.26)
         [ ] The Queen's Gentle & Loving Training of Our Musicians (FSM12, pg.30)
         [ ] Preparing a Song for Music with Meaning (HH1, pg.117)
         [ ] Personal Testimony on Receiving, Writing & Composing Songs (HH1, pg.126)
         [ ] The Effects of System Music (HM42)
         [ ] Musical Expressions! -- Part One (HM55)
         [ ] Musical Expressions! -- Part Two (HM66)
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Practical Requirement: Write at least one original song.
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ART MU-10 Musical Instruments Skills
         [ ] Playing a Recorder (CC2, pg.389)
         [ ] "How to" books on various instruments
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Practical Requirement: Demonstrate a basic proficiency on at least one instrument other than a guitar.
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ART MU-11 Computer Generated Music
         [ ] Students will need to refer to built-in helps menus and reference manuals accompanying the programs they use.

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3. ART

ART AR-00 Artistic Expression and Experience
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Practical Requirement: Complete 160 hours of art-related work, demonstrate skill and proficiency in applying artistic talents, and display various samples of art work.
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ART AR-01 Basic Drawing
         [ ] God-Given Visions (ML2047; Vol.16)
         [ ] Heavenly Art (ML1543; BK12)
         [ ] Medieval Art (ML1905; Vol.15)
         [ ] Oh of Art, The (ML325A; Vol.3, DB6)
         [ ] See It & Believe It (ML1919; Vol.15)
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         [ ] Everybody Can Draw (AB2, pg.E2)
         [ ] How to Draw Animals (AB2, pg.E33)
         [ ] Let's Draw Animals (AB2, pg.E48)
         [ ] Learning About Art (AB2, pg.E72)
         [ ] Art Projects (AB2, pg.E89)
         [ ] You Can Draw (GAP-006)
         [ ] Inspiration (HH4, pg.10)
         [ ] Pencilling (HH4, pg.29)
         [ ] Inking (HH4, pg.30)
         [ ] Shading (HH4, pg.32)
         [ ] Kidz Komix (HH4, pg.38)
         [ ] Composition (HH4, pg.54)
         [ ] Art & Colour (HH4, pg.61)
         [ ] Art Equipment & Its Care (HH4, pg.73)
         [ ] Reference Material (HH4, pg.80)
         [ ] How to Draw Animals (HH4, pg.109)
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ART AR-02 Figure Drawing
         [ ] Drawing People (AB2, pg.E42)
         [ ] Drawing Tips (HH4, pg.83)
         [ ] Body & Anatomy (HH4, pg.93)
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ART AR-03 Basic Crafts
         [ ] Simple Craft Ideas (AB1, pg.B1)
         [ ] Special Decorations and Cards (AB2, pg.F1)
         [ ] Some art supplies dangerous (WND374)
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ART AR-04 Specialty Craft Skills
         [ ] Special Craft Projects (AB1, pg.C1)
         [ ] Advanced Crafts (AB2, pg.G1)
         [ ] More Arts & Crafts (AB3, pg.M1)
         [ ] Garland of Flowers (AB3, pg.N125)
         [ ] Topsy Turvy Story-Teller Doll (AB3, pg.N136)
         [ ] Fun Things to Make (AB3, pg.N139)
         [ ] Some Boats to Make (AB3, pg.N227)
         [ ] Monkey Seat (AB3, pg.N229)
         [ ] Some art supplies dangerous (WND374)
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Practical Requirement: Master two specific craft skills.
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ART AR-05 Flower Arranging
         [ ] Flower Care & Arranging Tips from the Pros (AB3, pg.N168)
         [ ] Flower Arranging (AB3, pg.N170)
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Note: The CVC program does not have resource material available for the following courses at this time. However, suitable material may be available in your area through library resources and self-instruction books and courses.)

ART AR-06 Floral Design with Dried Flowers

ART AR-07 Glass Cutting and Picture Mounting

ART AR-08 Mural Painting
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Practical Requirement: Participate in the creation and painting of a wall mural.

ART AR-09 Sign Painting

ART AR-10 Calligraphy
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Practical Requirement: Complete three projects involving calligraphy skills.

ART AR-11 Painting
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Practical Requirement: Produce two paintings on a subject of their choice.

ART AR-12 Set Design

ART AR-13 Costume Design
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Practical Requirement: Design and supervise the making of two show costumes.

ART AR-14 Display Design
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Practical Requirement: Students should help set up a public display, (e.g. a display of Family videos, etc.) Students should also take a field trip to look at various other attractive displays, promotional booth set ups at trade fairs and store window displays, etc. Please note the use of audio visuals, such as video, etc. Reference books should be available in most languages on how to make attractive displays. Schools will often have such references books available to the teachers for bulletin board displays. Advertising agents may also have ideas and reference books.

ART AR-15 Computer Generated Art
         [ ] Students will need to refer to built-in helps menus and reference manuals accompanying the programs they use.
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