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One plant, one piece of paper

Fife Contemporary, Lines from Scotland, H Tuulikki, photo Rob Page

In 1755 James Oswald wrote 96 tunes about plants and printed each on one side of paper. 

 

In 2014 we asked 8 composers to do the same: some scores were bold and others beautiful.

 

Now we are inviting YOU to get creative in our One plant, one piece of paper challenge!

 

Choose a plant then paint, sketch, etch, sculpt, draw, carve, mould or take a snap of it.

You might want to write a poem or piece of music about it. Really anything goes.

But remember....

ONE PIECE OF PAPER!

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When you finish your work take a close up picture of it (in landscape format) and share it with us following the instructions below. Our plan is to create a gallery of images alongside our music. 

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We can't wait to see what you make and EVERYONE is invited to contribute. Yes, that means YOU! 

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But first here are the rules...

No pictures of you, just the art. 

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Content must be emailed by adults (submissions from children will not be accepted).

ADULTS please note - within the body of the email please state your name, relationship to child (if applicable) and confirm that you grant permission for us to use the image you are sending. 

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Your image -

Must not include any copyright material (e.g. stock stills or footage).

No names of children 

No advertising or product placement.

No nudity.

No swearing.

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Send us your image!
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