Here is a coloring page that I call 'Buttons and Medals' for the design reminded me of different kinds of these objects. I used vivid colors of red-orange, purples and blues and greens all in crayon. Crayon to me is a medium not only for kids for I like how bright some images appear in using this medium. Please share your thoughts and comments on this picture.
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Mark Graham
I am a person who really likes to read and write and to share what I learned with all my education. My page will mainly be book reviews and critiques of old and new books that I have read and will read. There will also be other bits, too.
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Hearts and Smiles
Here is a coloring page the I entitled 'Hearts and Smiles'. I mainly used red, pink, orange and a color the is named macaroni and cheese. I was using an old box of Crayola crayons and I am not sure if they still name colors of odd things, but I think that the color of macaroni and cheese finished the picture pretty well. Please share your thoughts on this one for it would really be appreciated.
By Mark Graham8 days ago in Critique
The Town That Banned Death
In a remote, picturesque corner of Norway lies a small town with an extraordinary and seemingly impossible rule: death is not allowed. Longyearbyen, situated on the Svalbard archipelago, is one of the northernmost inhabited places on Earth. This unique town has become famous not just for its stunning Arctic landscapes but for its official policy that forbids residents from dying within its boundaries.
By Julio Javier4 days ago in Critique
Dhawy Febrianti
Matching wisdom with emotion is the purpose behind the work of Dhawy Febrianti. Inspired to write from the perspective of healing through the process her bigger discovery is in the sharing of attributes to substantiate self and livelihood. What better way to stand for the arts than to be an example, it is in that effort that her blog grows with advice fulfilling to others.
By Canuck Scriber L.Lachapelle Author4 days ago in Interview
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Lol, they seemed like cookies to me but I just might be hungry