A tabloid and calligraphy works posted directly on the cultural wall will feel a bit monotonous. If you line it with a piece of colored paper, it will have a three-dimensional effect immediately. If the work is glued to the cardboard, it will be more stereoscopic when rolled up. With the help of computer-aided painting background, it has also become the first choice for many teachers to design cultural walls.
2. Handmade style
All kinds of handmade paper art and plane wall reflect each other, which will also add icing on the cake to the class culture construction. For example, paste a row of small windmills made of colored paper as the border of the cultural wall. As soon as the wind blows, a row of exhaust trucks whir and turn, and the whole cultural wall is like a living mural.
3. Stereo wind
Draw a thin hemp rope at the lower edge of the window near the corridor in the classroom, hold the students' works with a small clip and show them. The overlapping effect shows the lush leaves of the grape trellis. Many green cardboard are cut into large grape leaves, with slightly curled edges, stacked and pasted.
4. Photo style
Photos are indispensable and vivid elements on the class culture wall. Nowadays, everyone likes the introduction of photo wall. Buy some photo frames from the Internet and post vivid photos of children's campus life and family happiness to make the class more vivid and colorful. If you think the price of photo frames is beyond your affordability, it is also a good idea to use various forms of stickers.
5. Hand-painted style
Hand-painted wall originated from ancient mural art, combined with European and American graffiti, and was brought into modern home culture design by many avant-garde designers, forming a unique home decoration style. If hand-painted elements are incorporated into the layout of the class culture wall, it will also receive unexpected vivid effects.