Next time you are out in nature,
stop and think.
What are the animals around you doing?
How are you affecting their lives?
Saturday, May 24, 2014
How has art impacted on your life?
How has art impacted YOUR life?
I AM GOING TO GIVE YOU...
SOME HOMEWORK!
Next time you see a piece of art,
even if you hate it, or are confused by it,
Stop and think.
WHO made this?
WHY did they make this?
and
WHAT was or is their inspiration?
And the next time you do art,
WHAT inspires YOU?
WHY are YOU doing art?
HOW has art impacted on your life?
and always keep in mind that:
Happy face!
Happy Face!
This post is done in the voices of two friends I made up and drew
The names of the two friends are Clem and Gretchen
(fake people real beauty trick!)
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| the generic smiley face |
Clem: Hi I'm Clem
Gretchen: I'm Gretchen
Clem: If you are like us, you might get small, skin colored bumps on your cheeks.
Gretchen: Last summer, Clem and I found a cool beauty tip to make those bumps DISAPPEAR!
Clem: Did you know that these bumps are caused by not washing your face after you used Sunblock or powder?
Gretchen: Here is how to make those bumps be gone in 3 easy steps!
1.spread a light coat of olive oil on your face.
2.spread a light coat of your typical facial cleanser onto your your face.
3.rinse until olive oil and facial cleanser is gone.
Friday, May 16, 2014
Elvish soap
How to make Elvish soap
What you need:
- Glycerin chunk
- leaf
- soap mold
- (optional) any soap scents you want
- (optional) 1/4 teaspoon of honey
- (optional) green food coloring
- oven safe bowl
- paper cup
- popsicle stick (for stirring)
What to do
- pre-heat the oven to 350 degrees
- cut a little bit glycerin and place it in the oven safe bowl
- place the oven safe bowl in the oven
- leave in oven until glycerin melts
- pour liquid glycerin into paper cup
- add any colors, and/or honey and/or scents to the glycerin
- mix
- place leaf into soap mold
- pour liquid glycerin into soap mold
- let sit until fully solid
- pop out of soap mold
- enjoy your elvish soap!
example
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