Art meets entertainment through Totoro-themed Origami Night
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Art meets entertainment through Totoro-themed Origami Night
Luna Kang
Paper crafts came to life in the art studio as second and third graders watched an anime masterpiece and munched on buttered popcorn. The students, invited by the National Art Honor Society (NAHS), joined Origami Night to shape handiwork, savor snacks, and screen a classic anime.