
Small asters
for Cee’s Flower of the Day and Bren’s Floral Friday
As I’ve mentioned in another post, I found a photo editing function a couple of days ago (it’s WhatsApp’s doing, called Meta AI). I mostly use this app to note the homework for my students and sometimes I send photos of exercise sheets for students who have been sick and missed the class. The photo above was the first one I sent after “restyling” it, the particular filter is called “Low-poly”. The original was a normal sheet with pics and I really liked the effect. The exercise, btw, is cutting out the syllables and forming them into words that match the pictures and then glueing them together in their exercise books.
Here is the original:
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