This work was produced in a lesson on 19 March. The idea of mixing Red/Green/Blue to produce almost 17 million colours was described. They then coloured in a prepared sheet with indicated colour values (for example, 255,0,0 to give a pure red). when they had done that, they made a pattern of their own, using colour values changing mathematically, perhaps by adding or subtracting 50. Here are six of the best!

Set 1: R Peel (9.02), T Williams (8.11), C Taylor (9.04)

Set 2: G Temple (8.09), W Nelson (9.01)

Finally, C Sellers (9.06). After completing the task successfully, he decided to have some fun!