CultureWorks

At tabletop height show a teenager artist with a delighted focused face lifting a magnificent handmade paper peacock from a large open blank sketchbook. Its curved paper neck rises at center and its tail unfolds as a huge fan with exactly five large feather-shaped paper panels, occupying the upper half of the picture. Each panel has one broad outlined oval and one visible fold, with no fine feather texture. Clearly draw paper edges and creases so the peacock is a paper sculpture, not a living bird. The teen has a rounded bob haircut made of unfilled contour locks, a simple rolled-sleeve shirt and both hands securely supporting the sculpture base. Include a blunt-tip scissor and two broad paper scraps on the desk only. Exact business lettering is on the front desk apron. No other students, teacher, classroom mural, decorative border, painted fill or extra writing. Keep fan tips and all hands inside the page.