Day 29- In this past month, what have you learned

How to make flea powder out of essence oils using peppermint, eculypus and rosemary. I put 3 drops of each in a cup of cornflour and then sprinkled over the cat, you have to do this every 3 days until they are gone! There is some cool software for artists to aid in getting organised. I'm not so good at handling sicknesses. Tobacco is easy to grow, I finally planted my seedlings yesterday and they have already taken off. My child is Wiggle crazy she could watch and listen to The Wiggles 24/7. Skype now offers video conferencing, a very cool feature just in time for my online art marketing group that starts in 10 days. How to use Wordpress. That the Tourist is a cool movie that I would be happy to watch again. Not to leave the zinc cream in reach of wee Maddy cause she will be covered in it and then start on the cat. And lastly that you can never be sure when Mother Nature is going to strike.

I'm really trying to finish my painting so much that I was painting next to Maddy having a bath last night. She wanted to paint too!

I have just been checking out Len Lye's work this morning on Youtube so I thought I would share, he was so ahead of his time!

Rainbow Dance by Len Lye

made 75 years ago

Cute...

My card for the day is

Time to get in my car!

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Art Every Day Month Day 6 - other artists

I got 2 lovely envelopes in the mail this week with ATC's in them, so I thought today I could dedicated my day to the artists that cards I have swapped with over the past few weeks... Chavah Kinloch, Invergcargil Artist- www.chavahkinloch.com Diane Fazzini (MUM), Wanganui Artist - http://www.paintpit.com/artist-profiles/new-zealand-artists/diane-fazzini Julz Coffee - Wanganui Artist Julz Coffee - Wanganui Artist Tanya Dann, Dunedin Artist- http://www.nzartguild.co.nz/artistprofile.asp?userid=103719 Gerda Smit, Wellington Artist - arthome-arthome.blogspot.com Gerda is also doing art everyday in November gerdasmitart.blogspot.com I have never talked with Alex McPherson yet, Hamilton Artist - www.alexrmcp.com The Youtube clip for the day is similar to yesterdays blog Chakras Mandalas and Sacred Geometry I love colouring in mandalas here are a few I have done recently... Visit: www.edupics.co...

Latest Painting

My friend keeps asking for my Love Everybody painting and I just can't give it up yet. It was her birthday last week so I got stuck in, and painted her a smaller version. I think she will love it? I'm sure she will give me shit about not giving her the big one. Miss Paula's painting So got snapped as Paula Ann read this blog before getting her painting. She loves it... This morning I have been hanging out on NZ sculpture park website, getting excited about sculpture. I have been wanting to get into sculpture for a long time but never have. I am hoping that the course I'm doing will start me of in the right direction. I pinned some of my favourite pieces to my pinterest page http://pinterest.com/denita/sculpture Right better get back to doing some work. This was pretty interesting I watched it in the week (starts after 6 mins) Miss Maddy was doing her own art study this week while she was home sic...

Art Every Day Month Day 13 - Basic Colour Theory

An understanding of the basics of colour theory is essential for every artist and increases the possibilities for your work. Colours are, after all, one of the basic tools of painting. Here are some of the things I have learnt. The Colour Wheel Most color wheels are based on three primary colours, three secondary colours, and the six intermediates formed by mixing a primary with a secondary, known as tertiary colours, for a total of 12 main divisions; some add more intermediates, for 24 named colors like this one. Primary colours: Are the three colours that cannot be created by mixing other colours together - red, yellow, and blue. Secondary colours: A secondary colour is made by mixing two primary colours together: red and yellow to get orange, yellow and blue to get green, or red and blue to get purple. The secondary colour depends on the proportion in which you mix the two primaries. For example, if you add more red than yellow, you get a reddish orange,...

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