“Dancing is like breathing–missing a day doing either is very bad.” by Vera-Ellen
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how do draw good
- fill 14 sketch book
- bad stuff is good stuff bc you made stuff
- do you like sparkle???? draw sparkle
- draw what make your heart do the smiley emote
- member to drink lotsa agua or else bad time
- d ont stress friend all is well
- your art is hot like potato crisps
- don’t let anyone piss on your good mood amigo
- if they do
- eat
- them
A very basic how-to guide to make your casual con pics a bit snazzier!
By Angelic Daze Cosplay (angelicdaze.tumblr.com)
Layering technique for vibrant greens, using Dr Ph. Martin’s Hydrus liquid watercolours. 3 colours used - Turquoise Blue, Hansa Yellow Medium and Blue Aqua :)
fuck me yes.
When I saw this all I could think about is how you can basically use this technique with any primary colors. You want a purple color, okay lets layer some reds and blues. You like orange? Alright lets layer some reds and yellows.
Generally this is a really great technique and I will deff be experimenting with this in the future.
Deafinitely getting robbed by Zane and Heath
Robber: [yelling] Get on the ground!”
[Everyone screams]
Other robber: [ASL] “Sorry. On the ground, now.”
GIANT PET BEES NOW AVAILABLE!
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/237076135/giant-cuddly-bumblebee-art-doll-soft
This huge soft bee is the size of a cat!
These giant bumblebees have been handmade using the highest quality materials. They have cashmere velvet antennae, hand-dyed mohair legs for the authentic fuzzy-bee-leg look, and dense, soft, fake fur bodies stuffed so they are super cuddly.
Their legs are fully posable and you can also move their wings and antennae into different positions.
They come with a discrete loop in the thorax so you can hang them up to look like they’re flying!
Why did I decide to make giant bees? Well who wouldn’t love their own pet giant bee! I also want to raise awareness of the plight of pollinators through my work. Changes to agricultural practices means there are far fewer wildflowers than there used to be, meaning that many bumblebee species are struggling to survive.
Through the pollination of commercial crops such as tomatos, peas, apples and stawberries, insects contribute billions to the EU economy, not to mention that if any more pollinators go extinct it could mean we no longer see such variety on our supermarket shelves. Plants provide the base to a very complex food-chain, and if wildflowers and fruit cease to exist it’s easy to imagine how other wildlife will suffer as well.
Fortunately there are many organisations and people out there working to raise awareness and understanding of the bumblebee and honey bee. I own a 60 acre croft (a small agricultural unit in the Highlands of Scotland) which has an abundance of rare and ancient wildflowers on it. We work through grazing and management practices to make sure the meadow is kept rich for pollinators, which means it’s also good for our animals.
By buying this bee you are supporting my ongoing efforts to help save pollinators, as all that I earn from my art goes back into the croft, which is a haven for all wildlife.
You can follow my croft blog at facebook.com/tighnaneunI do offer layaway plans on the bees. Payment can be split fortnightly or monthly over up to six months (making it about $50usd a month). Contact me for more details and to enroll in this offer.
ok kids repeat after me
vinegar and bleach makes chlorine gas, which is highly toxic
ammonia and bleach makes chloramine, which is highly toxic
rubbing alcohol and bleach makes chloroform, which is highly toxic
hydrogen peroxide and vinegar makes peracetic/peroxyacetic acid, which can be highly corrosive
be careful about your cleaning products and dont get yourself injured or potentially killed ok
why it so dangerous to be clean
bleach and rubbing alcohol makes chloroform #mental note
laughing bc most of the people reblogging this are doing it just to know how to make chloroform and chlorine gas
i can literally tell which one of my family members is coming up the stairs or walking about the house just from their footsteps
Minnesota’s first hijab wearing police woman
It’s not clear in the above article, but she was sworn in on April 30, 2015. Here’s an article from last fall about when she was working as a community liasion officer (before being sworn in).
Many St Paul police officers support her wearing hijab even as some people protest that it is a violation of uniform code:
St. Paul Police Assistant Chief Todd Axtell said all rules, even uniform codes, were made to be changed. “In the early 1970s, you had to be at least 5-foot-8 to become a St. Paul police officer,” Axtell said, who is 5 feet, 7 inches tall. “If that rule hadn’t been changed, I wouldn’t be here today.”
Her hijab has been specially designed to come off if someone tries to use it in a fight to choke her.
This is amazing!
I’d love to look at how the specially-designed hijab works!
Minnesota’s first hijab wearing police woman
It’s not clear in the above article, but she was sworn in on April 30, 2015. Here’s an article from last fall about when she was working as a community liasion officer (before being sworn in).
Many St Paul police officers support her wearing hijab even as some people protest that it is a violation of uniform code:
St. Paul Police Assistant Chief Todd Axtell said all rules, even uniform codes, were made to be changed. “In the early 1970s, you had to be at least 5-foot-8 to become a St. Paul police officer,” Axtell said, who is 5 feet, 7 inches tall. “If that rule hadn’t been changed, I wouldn’t be here today.”
Her hijab has been specially designed to come off if someone tries to use it in a fight to choke her.
This is amazing!
I’d love to look at how the specially-designed hijab works!
