I wonder if it's still sticky?

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meridianday
meridianday Galaxy Girl posted 25 May 2005 23:27
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Student selling Sellotape sculpture An art student is selling a sculpture of herself made entirely from Sellotape to pay for her studies. Helen Cunningham, 21, from Surrey, hopes it will cover all of her tuition and living costs. She is due to start a one year course at the College of Art and Design in Leeds this summer. But she is not eligible for a student loan and has no other way of paying for the course and her living costs. Helen said: "I am hoping that I can attract interest from collectors and art personalities who would be willing to buy and display my art, and/or sponsor my studies over the next year. "The interesting feature of this model is in the material used - it is an entirely solid piece, made using nothing but Sellotape. "As it stands at the moment, I estimate about 100 rolls have been used in the production, with it weighing well over 5kg."
Her sculpture is featured on her website, http:\\Beefykoala.co.uk. Sellotape - what an odd medium that must be to work in....
meridianday
meridianday Galaxy Girl posted 25 May 2005 23:29
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The link doesn't work, and I can't edit the post for some reason. So this is the real link http://www.beefykoala.co.uk/
Ronin Exalted Member posted 26 May 2005 14:04
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How much do you think 100 rolls would have costed?
Ashke
Ashke Boardie posted 1 Jun 2005 21:22
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Roughly 140.00$ cdn. including Gst and Pst, if you buy it at the dollarstore
imaqtz
imaqtz Forum God posted 11 Jun 2005 06:45
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Id say she deserves a a scholarship , given her unique and creatively innovative way of trying to pay fees.!! Which college wouldnt want such a progressive thinker and problem solver for a student eh? Kudos for such originality I say! Grin
CricketBeautiful
CricketBeautiful Forum God posted 11 Jun 2005 13:00
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Hubby's coworker is just starting his PhD in database systems. All his ideas for a thesis so far have been shot down as being not theoretical enough. Like, what do they have against research that pays off within their own lifetimes?
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