Vernacular Case Study: Korean Traditional Architecture housing (Hanok) Image showing paper pasted doors & Image showing windows and an open space inside the house Drawing of the Hanok * image showing the whole structure http://img.koreatimes.co.kr/upload/news/11240801.jpg & https://a2.muscache.com/pictures/13607490/large.jpg & http://search.naver.com/search.naver?sm=tab_hty.top & http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1c/Korea-Seoul http://hoyacom.tistory.com/20 & http://hiexpat.com/korea-blog/buseoksa-temple & http://hanok.visitkorea.or.kr/kor/hanok/ & http://mymariamargareta.blogspot.com For my design primer, I will be incorporating design…
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Ordinary to Extraordinary Collage Mixed Media Layers Objective Students will select an object of interest using symbolism. Students will then create multiple original drawings to incorporate into their mixed media work. Students will research narrative/symbolic works and mixed media works. Students are to draw from life in their work and use the compositional skills they…
Timeline for introducing Montessori aligned toys product images via Amazon Left: Munari Mobile / Tummy Time Mirror / Interlocking / Hand to hand disc / Rainbow fabric ball / Tissue Box Toy Right: Skwish rattle / Wooden ring rattle / Rolling Bell / Spinning drum Toys for 0-3 months Newborns are just starting their journey…
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0-3 – Page 3 – Imagine Me Stories
This has been my favourite assignment so far and I'm pleased that I've finished it much quicker than the previous two. I think this is partly because I found it to be written in a more straightforward way and partly because I enjoyed the freedom of working experimentally. I liked just trying out techniques with no particular images in mind, then looking at the results to see what ideas it generated. I've found I've related the results to existing drawings and it's inspired ways to revive what's not gone so well. In the past I have struggled choosing the right source drawings for projects but the more techniques I try, the more I feel able to decide what is suitable. I also thoroughly enjoyed the research point exploring the diversity of textiles and became far more engrossed than I'd anticipated. My visit to the Huddersfield Centre of Textile Excellence was so enlightening and brought home the importance of understanding the structure of textiles. Learning about the possibilities of anti-counterfeiting and multiple laser surface enhancement technologies that will change the textile industry beyond recognition in the not too distant future was mind blowing. I'm finding my learning blog invaluable. I'm organising my thoughts as I write, forming opinions, coming up with ideas and I regularly refer back to older posts for information and inspiration. My theme book has caused me some issues. Sometimes I think I've made the wrong decision in choosing family history because of the lack of things I have in front of me to draw. However, having read ahead, I can see that the source for my final assignment piece doesn't necessarily have to come from my theme book if there's something else more suitable. I've also begun to think more laterally on the subject. For example, there's no reason why I can't look into an ancestors occupation. I've discovered one was a sail maker, so maybe I could investigate some of the knots used in sail making during Assignment 4 when I look at ropes, plaits and braids? Another was a book binder and ever since the Leeds Book Fair study visit I've become interested in learning more about book binding. I've made some small sketch books, created book covers and thought about ways to present work in a book format. Collagraph print block used as a cover for print collection, stitched book cover, hand made sketch books One of the little books I've made is called a meander. I was intrigued that out of one page of A4 paper, there appears to be so much surface area. Rather than make a book with blank pages to draw on I decided to make an existing drawing into a book. I've also secured some funding from OCASA and arranged a series of three book related workshops for OCA students, so later this year we can learn paper making, print onto the paper we make and then bind it into a book. Acrylic paint marks made into meander book after visit to Scarborough beach
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Class 3: Service Line Pricing, Costing, and Decisions We will discuss how health care organizations cost individual services, and then methods providers can use to determine prices
I love Montessori in the newborn stage because it is a real reminder of what Montessori is actually about. It’s not about the toys, but about following the child and showing them respect. So much of the newborn stage is responding to their needs, getting to know them as a unique person, holding them when they ask, narrating our actions before we move their bodies. The most important “toy” to a newborn is you. Looking in their eyes and talking is one of the most enriching activities.
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If you're an automotive enthusiast, chances are you've had a car or two that you've always regretted selling. Hifi enthusiasts often face the same dilemma. For me, it was always getting rid of my Quad 57's (problem solved recently) and the Aleph 3 from Pass Labs. A one owner model made it's way to me [...]
Another month has just flown by here in our home! Our beautiful little Audrey is almost 6 months old now! I have absolutely loved sharing our baby play ideas as each month passes. Today I’m going to share some of our play ideas for the 5 month age bracket! As always, I want to start […]
