This is a pretty easy one. It only has two steps and is under $10. Everyone likes cheap crafts!
By the way, if you are looking for a tee shirt that is this yellow you are better off going to JoAnne’s or Micheal’s. I looked at 3 different department stores before I gave up and went to the craft store. Apparently, most people don’t prefer to wear bright yellow 😉 Ohh well, it is my new favorite gym shirt! Read the whole post
I found these “perfectly timed” pictures on Where Cool Things Happen and thought they were entertaining.
Hope you enjoy them 🙂
via ARTnews
It is really strange that I found this today. Recently I was talking to one of my co-workers about how I dislike Jackson Pollock’s paintings. How is throwing splashes of paint on a canvas considered art? How did it possibly make as much money as it did? He disagreed with me saying that Pollock had a method to his paintings, you have to really get lost in the painting to see what it is all about. Read the whole post
One of my coworkers told me about this event called Zero Landfill a while back. Click on the name and check out the site. This event is AWESOME! This group arranges for business in the creative industries to drop off their “scraps” in one location on a specific date. Otherwise, these scraps would go into the garbage and get thrown into a landfill. The group arranges the scraps in a building and advertise for anyone to come and look through them and take whatever they think they could use. Read the whole post
Wow, this artist is awesome!
Thijme Termaat is a Dutch painter that deserves some serious recognition. Click his name to check out his site.
“My name is Thijme Termaat (pronounced ‘tie-muh’ ‘tir-maat’). I was born on 19-01-1987 in Ursem, a small town in the north of Holland. After high school I went to the Design Academy Eindhoven hoping to express my creativity there. Half a year later I knew: I wanted to become a painter. So I quit my education and started to paint…”
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via Visual News
Artist Iain Macarthur got his start drawing cartoon characters. Now he includes more realism and in this case patterns in his illustrations. See more of his animals (and even some cartoons) at iainmacarthur.carbonmade.com.
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I’m giving you a really easy one this week but I’m not slacking on quality. I’ve seen this made a bunch of times but I never like the ingredients so I’m making my own.
Why don’t I like it? Because it is always made with baby oil or something else that claims to be good for your skin. Last time I checked, petroleum jelly was not good for your skin. We will substitute veggie oil! Much better. Read the whole post
