Nov 8, 2021
“Nothing makes a smart man stupid like a quest for vengeance.” - Sherlock Holmes.
(FINALLY, i'm getting back to watching elementary...)
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“Nothing makes a smart man stupid like a quest for vengeance.” - Sherlock Holmes.
(FINALLY, i'm getting back to watching elementary...)
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My kid had to paint themself as an old person for art class, and they look like a Klingon. I'm dying 😂
IM USING EVERY INCH OF MY BODY AND I HAVE ALOT OF INCHES!!!
Late Elementary Art Exhibit for our Art, Music, and Pages Festival 2026
Can you draw a jeepney?
Philippine Jeepneys are traditionally moving works of art, customized by their owners, to represent the culture and faith of Filipinos. You would see portraits of Jesus or family members. Some jeeps have anime characters or landscapes. These days, jeeps are more utilitarian and lack the flamboyant colors and designs that was part of our tradition.
But we can still draw them in any way we like, right? What significant symbols would you put to customize your jeepney?
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Mandala
Online art classes can be tough. But if you find the right project, the right mood, and the right prompts, you get the students to let go and start moving their pens and markers over the paper.
Artwork by GG, 5th Grader
I ❤️ printmaking!
mind and talents of a 2nd grader
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