Created by D.D. Woodbury from Houston, Texas
Title:  The World Goes - Round
Dream Theme: Equality
Materials & Techniques Used: Linen, hand woven in the Theo Moorman technique.
What is your artwork submission about?
Equality.
How can every human reach their goal? What ever your dream is - reach for it - work for it. You will be able to do it.
Equality.
E is electronics; everyone must have access to technology. Education for all.
Equal is you + me = we/us. My dream is that quality of life will be available to all people.
I believe in Equality!

Created by D.D. Woodbury from Houston, Texas
Title:  The World Goes - Round
Dream Theme: Equality
Materials & Techniques Used: Linen, hand woven in the Theo Moorman technique.
What is your artwork submission about?
Equality.
How can every human reach their goal? What ever your dream is - reach for it - work for it. You will be able to do it.
Equality.
E is electronics; everyone must have access to technology. Education for all.
Equal is you + me = we/us. My dream is that quality of life will be available to all people.
I believe in Equality!

Created by Dr. Jean L. Langan and Miami University Art Educators from Oxford, Ohio
With Miami University
Organizer: Dr. Jean L. Langan
Title:  A Community of Art Educators
Dream Theme: Community
Participants: Dr. Jean L. Langan, Professor of Art
Miami University Art Education Program, Oxford, Ohio
Art Education Students:
Jessica Miles
Abi Walton
Mercedes Gonzalez
Rachel Isaacs
Michael Itskin
Audrey Reeves
Travis Williams
Emily Cormier
Lizzie Graham
4 Child Artists/Participants
Materials & Techniques Used:
Acrylic paint, ink, and embroidery on canvas.
What is your artwork submission about?
We chose the theme: A Community of Art Educators, because it reflects our belief that art education exists within the community and thrives best when serving the community. It is our dream that through collaboration and community we shall continue to nurture the natural occurrence of artistic development in children.

Created by Dr. Jean L. Langan and Miami University Art Educators from Oxford, Ohio
With Miami University
Organizer: Dr. Jean L. Langan
Title:  A Community of Art Educators
Dream Theme: Community
Participants: Dr. Jean L. Langan, Professor of Art
Miami University Art Education Program, Oxford, Ohio
Art Education Students:
Jessica Miles
Abi Walton
Mercedes Gonzalez
Rachel Isaacs
Michael Itskin
Audrey Reeves
Travis Williams
Emily Cormier
Lizzie Graham
4 Child Artists/Participants
Materials & Techniques Used:
Acrylic paint, ink, and embroidery on canvas.
What is your artwork submission about?
We chose the theme: A Community of Art Educators, because it reflects our belief that art education exists within the community and thrives best when serving the community. It is our dream that through collaboration and community we shall continue to nurture the natural occurrence of artistic development in children.

Created by HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology from Huntsville, Alabama
Title:  Dreaming of DNA
Dream Theme: Science / Technology
Participants: Dr. Chris Gunter and Dr. Neil Lamb
Materials & Techniques Used: Cotton fabric, Blue shiny sequin fabric, Good old sewing
What is your artwork submission about?
We are a nonprofit, biotechnology institute located in Huntsville, Alabama, and of course we had to participate in the Dream Rocket project. Our mission includes developing high-throughput research tools that focus on why disease occurs; working to rapidly apply this knowledge to help patients; and educating the students, teachers and citizens of Alabama on the benefits of biotechnology. So we chose to make a bright shiny DNA double helix for our panel.

Created by HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology from Huntsville, Alabama
Title:  Dreaming of DNA
Dream Theme: Science / Technology
Participants: Dr. Chris Gunter and Dr. Neil Lamb
Materials & Techniques Used: Cotton fabric, Blue shiny sequin fabric, Good old sewing
What is your artwork submission about?
We are a nonprofit, biotechnology institute located in Huntsville, Alabama, and of course we had to participate in the Dream Rocket project. Our mission includes developing high-throughput research tools that focus on why disease occurs; working to rapidly apply this knowledge to help patients; and educating the students, teachers and citizens of Alabama on the benefits of biotechnology. So we chose to make a bright shiny DNA double helix for our panel.

Created by Avery Kibler from Houlton, Maine
Title:  The Classroom
Theme: Education
Materials & Techniques Used: Sketching on cotton with mending edges
What is your artwork submission about?
This art piece is to help remember how important art is in all subjects, basically the primary ones. Without art we would not have the tools that are used everyday. There are music concepts in the picture to bring back the idea that music is part of art. Overall this picture is a hidden collage of reasoning and symbolism.
Did you enjoy this project?
Yes I did. This project helped explain a need for art education while presenting a unique way for drawing.
Do you have any ideas for other IFC projects?
Space programs are evolving at lightning speed, which makes it hard to predict where Earth will stand in a decade from now with technology.

Created by Avery Kibler from Houlton, Maine
Title:  The Classroom
Theme: Education
Materials & Techniques Used: Sketching on cotton with mending edges
What is your artwork submission about?
This art piece is to help remember how important art is in all subjects, basically the primary ones. Without art we would not have the tools that are used everyday. There are music concepts in the picture to bring back the idea that music is part of art. Overall this picture is a hidden collage of reasoning and symbolism.
Did you enjoy this project?
Yes I did. This project helped explain a need for art education while presenting a unique way for drawing.
Do you have any ideas for other IFC projects?
Space programs are evolving at lightning speed, which makes it hard to predict where Earth will stand in a decade from now with technology.

Easy Classroom Kits. If you are a teacher and you would like me to mail you FREE Dream Rocket Kits for your students, please email me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and give me the name of your school and how many students/kits that I should mail to you.

Once your classroom finishes their kits then mail them back to us and we will assemble them together and they will be included into the Dream Rocket Project! (we will laminate these artworks together)

This coming week, I am delighted to be worked with 2 Kansas Schools all week long!
Rossville Grade School in Rossville, KS and St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s Kansas.

I will be attending all of Nadine Fisher’s (Art Teacher) classes at both of these schools and will be working with 550 students total. I created these kits in which the students can quickly make a artwork in the class time and then back at our studio the dream rocket team will cut their artworks out of the construction paper and assemble 6-8 of their artworks into a 2 foot x 2 foot panel. Between both schools we may be able to assemble 68 – 91 panels!!!!

Yay!!!!!