COSTUME

HAT : This hat is called beret. Beret hats fits snugly around the head, can be shaped in a variety of ways and are commonly pushed to one side. Leonardo Da Vinci usually wore beret hat. This beret hat is the symbol of the artist. I will wear this hat.

BEARD : Leonardo Da Vinci had very curly, white and abundant beard. I will wear this beard. The color of the beard has to be white or blonde. Like the beard of Santa!!

CANVAS : Leonardo Da Vinci is holding a canvas with the sketch. I will the canvas with the sketch of Leonardo’s.

HAIR : The color of beard and hair of Leonardo Na Vinci is unknown. However, If you see Leonardo’s-portrait, his cloth is much darker than his hair. As a result, I will wear blonds hair and beard.

ROBE : Leonardo Da Vinci was wearing the robe. I am not sure with the color of the robe. However, it has to be match naturally with the beard and the hair. I will wear robe.

LONG COAT : In Renaissance, most of people wore this kind of coat and robe. However, I don’t know what color Leonardo Da Vinci wore. Maybe brown color would be great. Mr. V recommended to wear bed robe and white bed sheet. I don’t think that it is a good idea, because the color of the beard would be white or blonde. They couldn’t be matched naturally. For my idea, I want to wear brown robe and dark brown long coat. I will wear them.

PICTURES OF LEONARDO DA VINCI

SKIN COLOR : His skin color is white because he is a Italian. Therefore, I will make up by myself with white skin color. For that, I have to wear white powder on my face.

MAKE UP

EYES : As you see the picture, his eyes are so big. I will make up for my eyes to that much big. For that, I have to use an eyeliner. But no mascara. Mascara is for the female, not the male.

LIVING STATUE OF LEONARDO DA VINCI

STUFFS I NEED FOR THE MAIN POSITION

I will use palette which looks like the picture. This is because I am pretending that Leonardo Da Vinci is drawing Mona Lisa.

I will use paint brush which looks like the picture. This is because I need brush to paint the painting.

Over there, I will put the stand with the drawing of Mona Lisa. I will be pretending to draw it. Therefore, I need the picture of Mona Lisa and the stand.

STUFFS FOR LEONARDO DA VINCI

This is Da Vinci’s beard. Leonardo Da Vinci had very long and curly beard.

Artist’s brush and palette. I think that every artists and painters has palette and brush to paint.

This is my name-tag. I colored with grey and black so that people can see the name ‘Leonardo Da Vinci’ easier to seen from the distance.

I will use this belt for girding the waist because I want to make my cloth more like renaissance cloth.

I had to borrow the beret from someone, but no one has this kind of hat. Therefore, I bought it. It is black so it can be matched well on any clothes. Also, this hat makes me more like an artist.

FRONT SIDEBACK SIDE

My mother made this cloth to use the bed sheet. She sewed the bed sheet. Its color is gold, so it would make me more like renaissance period;s person.

I wore the cloth which is made from the bed sheet and the belt.

This is the cape. As you see the picture in slide 1, I have to wear the cape.

THE ANNOTATION OF MOVEMENT1 2

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“Hello” - Shake the hand and smile live an old person.

Shaking hand means ‘Hello’

“I was born on” - Unfold two hands and put them on the plane.

The plane is representing the groung or the place where Leonardo Do Vinci was born.

“15 April, 1452” - I will show the number 1,5,4,1,4,5,2 to use my hand. Then the audience would understand what I say easily.

“the little mountain village of vinci” - As you see the picture, my hand is trying to make the mountain.

“I showed great skill as an artist…” - I am drawing something with an invisible brush. It represents artist, painting, painter...etc.

“My father took me to the city of Florence.” - I am trying to show the city of florence. It doesn’t look like city but I think that it is the ground(shape of the city.). It is ROUND!

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“When I was seventeen.” - I am showing the number 1 and 7 to use my hands so that the audience can understand what I say.

“When I was a child” - Children are all small, generally. Their height can’t be like 170. So I put the hand very low.

“I am researching about geography, mathematics and physics.” - I am counting how many things Leanardo Da Vinci researched.

“I’ve drawn many paintings of skulls and skeletons.” - The skull is a bony structure in the head. Therefore I point the head with a finger.

“I’ve painted lots of paintings of plants, machines and animals.” - I am counting how many kinds of painting Leonardo Da Vinci painted.

“I’ve painted lots of paintings…” - I am drawing something, that means I am painting. Some people would think that I am writing, but I will have a paint brush on the hand.

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“...at the age of 67” - I am trying to show the number 6 and 7.

“I was very old” - I will wear mustache on the day that we do Living Museum. So I will stroke my mustache to show that I am very old.

“Some scientists believe that…” - I am cutting the number of the scientists to show that SOME scientists believe.

“...I had an arthritis and could no longer write or paint.” - Arthritis is usually occurred at the articulation of arm or fingers. So I will pat on my arm.

“The cause of my death is unknown.” - Unknown means not known or familiar. So I will move my shoulders up and down and my hands too so that the audience can understand the meaning of the word ‘Unknown’.

“When you think of me.” - To emphasize at the word ‘me’, I will stand up like that.

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“Now I have time for 2 questions.” - To emphasize at the number 2, I will show 2 to use my hands to the audience.

THE SCRIPT

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