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You are to create a single or double page mood board of paintings and images to inspire your canvas painting project. The mood board should include photographs of fruit to use for observational paintings, images of different painting styles, and a title page labeled "Canvas Painting Project". You will also present the photograph you chose for your painting along with a short explanation of why you selected it and where it was taken. Additional tasks include completing the mood board collage, targets, suggestions, and "Aim for the Stars" work.
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