Tag Archives: paint

musica and pintura.

7 Aug

OH, YES. I am awake at this very late (or early) hour. I’m on a creating rampage. Painting up a storm, crocheted ten more granny squares and currently being serenaded by Greg Laswell. I’m fairly disappointed that I missed seeing him in C-bus last week at the Ramba Cafe while I was vacationing. I love his soothing, mellowness. Makes me want to watch clouds for some reason (or maybe I’m starting to get delirious). Sleepy, sleep lovelies!

((psst. speaking of paint…make sure you stop by to see this monday’s miscellaneous post. eye candy is on the way!))

“loud as hope.”

26 Jun

I’ve been painting up a storm. I’ve gone through 6 mini canvases already. Using summer inspired colors. Tropical aquas, granny smith greens, blueberry blues, butter lemon yellows. I’ll update on the results of my collage of canvases. Looking to put them in my bathroom.

Listening to the following inspires me to create: Iron & Wine, Joshua Radin, Jose Gonzalez and Citizen Cope. Can’t get enough of these albums:

ironandwine joshuaradin

jose citizen

The following video is of Sir Ken Robinson on speaking about “schools killing creativity.” Reasons why you should take the time to watch:

  1. He’s hilarious. I love Brits.
  2. He has very valid points about how education systems can be factory-like. Students as raw materials and teachers as conveyors of simple knowledge. The ultimate argument about growth in learning and knowledge through creativity. He also talks about an idea he calls “academic inflation” – that a student isn’t as valued because the things they are good at are ranked inferior or even stigmatized because they are creatively-based. “Suddenly degrees aren’t worth anything.”

back to curriculum evaluation project. boo.
the sunshine, pool and a non-school book is calling my name…

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