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Activités manuelles, arts plastiques

Activités manuelles, arts plastiques

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Camila Leon 17.01.12 by Jeff Drawings by Camila Leon. camilaleon.com Tweets by @BooooooomTweets about "@booooooom" Kate Hadfield Designs I have really enjoyed being more artsy and painterly with my new releases lately and so when I saw April’s BYOC palette I knew straightaway that I wanted to get my paints and vintage book pages out again to make something “joodly”!! I have two new products for this month’s BYOC: Joodle Strips and Joodle Journalers, as usual both are 20% off all weekend! Continue reading Here’s What’s On My Workdesk this week: lots of pens (part of my search for the perfect white pen! The Posca paint marker is still my favourite so far in case you were wondering)sheet of brush stroke exercises, I haven’t painted for a long time so I’m brushing up (ha ha!

Headband Refashion Our headband had a flower that was starting to look a little tired and worn so we made it new again! This braided ribbon could embellish many things— a hair clip would be cute too! These headbands would make great handmade gifts for little girls to make each other! Woven Ribbon Headband How to paint trees, watercolor free lesson Mix a green using yellow ochre and ultramarine. Using the side of the brush, drag it across the rough paper to produce a broken effect, leaving sky holes between the foliage. Add some more ultramarine to darken mix. While the first paint is still wet, apply shadow areas, allowing it to merge, giving soft edges. Allow to dry. Demos Try out the features of ArtRage 4.5 before you buy ArtRage Demo: The Demonstration Version ArtRage 4.5 gives you access to the full feature set of the product with the following limitations: Documents larger than 1280 x 1024 cannot be Saved or Exported.Export is limited to JPEG format and contains an ArtRage Demo watermark.You cannot add new categories to Collections such as Presets and Stencils.Each category is limited to 6 items, the Demo comes with a set of custom content to give you a feel for what’s possible.You cannot install or create Package Files or custom Sticker Sheets. More Information: Discover ArtRage 4.5

Dog toy To make this great toy for your dog I used, 12 strings t-shirt yarn from about 1,2 yard long. You devide the string in four parts from 3 strings and start the scoubidou technic, one I did with the round technic and one with the straight technic When you want to see the full explenation of the technic you can find it here. In my Etsyshop and my own webshop www.lvly.nl I sell bundles t-shirt yarn from Hoooked Zpagetti, but if you only want 12 strings for your dogtoy, you can click here I made a special listing for the dogtoy strings:) Our dog loves this toy. The Silk Vortices of Akiko Ikeuchi (click images for detail) I am thrilled to share with you the work of Japanese artist Akiko Ikeuchi. Born in Tokyo in 1964, Akiko received a doctorate in painting from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. For over two decades she has been hanging her delicately crafted string sculptures in galleries around Japan, Korea, and New York. The installations are constructed from extremely delicate silk threads, and despite the chaotic appearance of the knotted webs Akiko plans each work as an architect would plan a building with precision blueprints that involve a complex internal framework.

a faithful attempt This is a fun and relatively simple project that mimics the look of batik fabric without all the hassle of using melted wax, fabric and an iron. Batik is cloth that has been decorated using a wax-resist dyeing technique. Java, in Indonesia, is famous for it's batik traditions, but many other countries use it (Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Thailand, China, etc.) Dutch traders in the 19th century introduced the technique to parts of Africa, hence you can find many batik products there as well. I first showed students photo examples of batik fabric from Indonesia and showed photos of the process. Lucky Wishing Stars Tutorial You’ve probably seen these little puffy origami stars before. They are really quick to make, and you don’t need any special materials to make them. You can buy lucky star pre-cut strips from origami stores, but you can just as easily make your own from medium weight coloured paper, e.g. scrapbooking paper, or even strips cut from magazine pages – as the strips are so narrow, the original text or image won’t be obvious in the finished star. Anti-clockwise from top left: pre-cut strips, paper cutter, scrapbook paper, magazine page. Now on to the tutorial! To give you an idea of size, I’ve made stars in 3 different sizes to show you:

sculpture urs twellman: environmental artist Swiss artistUrs P. Twellmann prolifically produces natural forms from organic materials which he often cuts apart and then reassembles to… continue guillermo bert: take public transit MONSTER Slime This week we decided to test out TWO slime recipes I found on Pinterest. Some didn’t exactly go to plan but we enjoyed testing them out and tweaking the recipe until we found one that was PERFECT! First time at slime… The first recipe I tried was this ‘Borax Slime’.

Craft for boyfriend - yin & yang - Handmade Cards 2012 -2013 This is not a handmade card on the photo, but with a little bit of patience you can make such card with your own hands.Materials: White cardboardRed paint and tasselPaper knifeScissors Directions: Print some greeting words on a list of card board. Cut out the card using the template below. Watercolor Mug Contributor post by Caitlin of The Merrythought Lately, I've felt like someone could come in and splash some watercolor patterns all over everything I own and I wouldn't mind it one bit. Unfortunately, in a few months, I'm sure I would be a bit annoyed with that decision.

How to write a successful CV Probably the first CV was written by Leonardo Da Vinci 500 years ago. You can view it here. Since then things have moved slightly on, and now it's essential to have a well presented professional CV, but still many graduates get this wrong. The following page will give you all the tips to make an impressive CV What is a CV? Curriculum Vitae: an outline of a person's educational and professional history, usually prepared for job applications (L, lit.: the course of one's life).

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