Did you learn a lot at school
today?
...If you mean did I invent,
visualize, share my ideas, construct, create, write, discover, plan,
experiment and imagine what could be, then yes, I learned a lot at school today, in
art class.
Creativity First! ...here's to connecting children to art and art to their lives.
How true!
ReplyDeleteHi Gabriela! Read your comment about uploading photos from Picassa on Shine Brite Blog. That's a really neat and handy shortcut. This may sound like a dumb question, but is there a way to upload a photo to a particular blog post? I noticed when I tried (create and post to blog) that the photos seemed always to open in a brand new post. For instance, sometimes I write first, then add photos....and so was wondering if I could direct them to a particular post.
ReplyDeleteAlso. I LOVE your blog. I you have such a great aesthetic, so inspiring.
Barb
Hi Barbara, First, thanks for your kind words regarding my blog!
ReplyDeleteSecond, about the photos and blogger upload: i believe there are 2 ways to do this:
you can have all of your photos ready (whether in a collage format or in your "clips")and choose to upload to blogger under create or highlight them from the "clips" section and they will all open onto a new post that you can at that time title. or:
if you're like me and and sort of build your post as you go then your right, the new picture will open on a new post. what i do at that time is just title the post something like zz or qq (anything really) and then right click on the picture and choose "copy image". i then close out of that post and it will be saved as a draft. I then open "the good one" that i actually named for example "Cardboard Constructions" and paste my image onto that post. You can right click and resize as needed. I hope this helps! ps- i tried to email you directly but your email info is not available...i hope you get this!
So great! You should make this into a poster:)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, it had been a rough week and I felt compelled to write about how important the activity of art making is in the life of children.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, congratulations on your blog New City Arts, I'm a big fan and follower!