I don't teach art students, I teach one-off classes to teens and adults.
Weirdly enough, in print class we learned there's a limit of 11-14 times pulp can be recyled, but no explanation as to why. I prefer it to be a mystery.
This is a few weeks in now, almost half way through.
I teach art classes. People seem to get it.
Is this a thing? Do guys just look at it?
What an honor to be honored in a thread about an oscar winning actor.
I'm just a regular person who owns pants and tried cat food at least once like everybody else.
My mom wrote this post. She once tried to cut down on pasta prep time by putting it in the water before she left for an 8 hour shift. She boils hotdogs because "It's faster." Just boils. She burned every pancake she ever made because she thinks max heat cooks it faster and years of failure hasn't changed her opinion. She tried to make chicken parmigiana in the microwave, without the parmesan, and the chicken was frozen. She makes kraft dinner with only margarine and won't eat anything blue.
I, too, look like a haunted victorian orphan when I argue online.
I heard in a pobcast he's vegetarian, too.
edit: A pobcast isn't a thing. But it should be.
Fair.
I found these youtube channels helpful in learning how to sew and making a skirt:
Hand sewing and vintage techniques while talking about the history of fashion: https://youtube.com/@bernadettebanner
Full walkthroughs (excluding the sewing part) on how to measure, cut and put together custom dresses: https://youtube.com/@fancy_stitches
I can barely sew and managed to make a presentable skirt for a costume in under two hours, by hand.
Bonus guide:
Hooked up with a guy who called his "Justice" and honestly deserved the title.
That's just how colour works.
In an effort to use up all the felt I've made from projects that didn't turn out (shit I've made,) I cut out random little guys to stuff with lavender and rose petals. They're ugly and they smell amazing
I call this one Higgins:
I saw this while visiting friends in the city.
I didn't know what to do with them all, so I made this with chain, copper tape, solder and a piece of wood.
It's mostly rose quartz with an amethyst, a couple jade and a few I'm not certain of.
I sewed the wings on upside down.
I bought the pattern from https://www.annwoodhandmade.com/ — a site I previously posted here with all her free patterns and project ideas.
We got some smokey quartz, regular quartz, and I think some gneiss.
The regilar quartz was in as part of another batch, but the other rocks stayed ugly so I switched them out.
I narrated a little segment about the intelligence of crows to myself as I used a stick of vanilla beans to reach the cocoa yesterday.