Learn From a Massachusetts Face Painting Artist - Tips And Creative Ideas To Throw a Party
Learn from a face painter in massachusetts: What could be a better activity than children’s face painting at your next gathering that includes kids? You don’t have to spend the money and hire a professional children’s face painter. All you need to do is follow some very basic children’s face painting tips for beginners.
The biggest piece of advice that a beginner children’s face painter should follow is… practice. It’s just like teaching your child to ride a bike. It takes lots of practice. You can read books about children’s face painting and you can watch children’s face painting videos but none of that will give you the practice that you need like actually trying out children’s face painting.
There are several other children’s face painting tips for beginners to follow that will make sure that you don’t run into some very common problems that children’s face painting beginners often run into. You can’t lose with these 5 tips. If you’re looking for a Massachusetts Face Painter you can contact Erin at www.bodyartbyerin.com Face Painting Massachusetts
Some Unique Gifts For Valentines Day
January 23, 2008 by Ken Savage
Filed under Art
This year why not start to think about getting those special someones in your life a unique Valentines Day gift instead of the standard heart shaped box with candy in it or the $50 bouquet of roses that die in a few days anyways.
I found a site that has these phenomenal handmade wooden pens that are the perfect unique gift idea for any occasion including the upcoming Valentines Day.
You can be sure that when you buy one of these handmade wooden pens you are buying a thoughtful, one of a kind, unique Valentines Day gift for that special someone in your life. But does a handmade wooden pen really say Valentines Day? Customize it with an engraving of a picture, quote, anniversary date or just the name of the one you love.
How to Make a Gingerbread House with Recipes and Tips
December 17, 2007 by Ken Savage
Filed under Art
A true sign that Christmas is coming is all of the Gingerbread house kits I see for sale. Sure, you could buy a gingerbread house kit from a store or…you could create a homemade gingerbread house this year.
Scary? It’s really not that difficult to make your own homemade gingerbread house. All you need is a gingerbread house recipe and the ingredients and you are on your way.
Gingerbread Dough Recipe
First let me say that, believe it or not there is more than one way to make gingerbread dough. The recipe that I’m giving you is the easiest one that I’ve seen. Read more
Two Unique Holiday Gifts That Are Perfect For Anyone
As the holiday gift giving season approaches, it’s time to start thinking about some unique holiday gift ideas for your family, friends and coworkers. I have a couple of unique holiday gift ideas that can’t lose.
Think about what qualities you want the gift that you are giving to possess. You want it to be a unique gift, a thoughtful gift and a personalized gift…what if you could get all of those qualities in one holiday gift? You would love that right? Well I’m going to tell you a couple of unique gift ideas that possess all of the qualities you are looking for. Read more
Plaster Fun Time - Just A Kids Activity?
Well it is confirmed, I’m a dork. Why? Because I went to Plaster Fun Time so my child could enjoy some kid friendly arts and crafts and I ended up having more fun than he did. For anyone who has not heard of this place, Plaster Fun Time is a place to go and paint, you guessed it… items made out of plaster. If you are like me, you have not done any sort of arts and crafts involving paint and a smock since you had art classes in school. Read more
Awesome Charlie Brown Theme song played on Bass
August 10, 2006 by Ken Savage
Filed under Art, Entertainment, Music, TV
Great video playing some Theme to Charlie Brown with a little finger tap improve on a 6 stringcBass guitar.
“Linus and Lucy” is a jazz piano piece written by Vince Guaraldi and made popular in many of the Peanuts animated television specials. Although originally intended only for the Peanuts characters Linus and Lucy van Pelt, the piece has come to be recognized as the theme music of the media property in general.
Pianists who play in public venues where requests are taken find that it is among the most frequently requested pieces.
Everlast - Graves to Dig
June 1, 2006 by Ken Savage
Filed under Art, Entertainment, Music
I think the hardest part of holding on is lettin it go
March 16, 2006 by Ken Savage
Filed under Art, Family, Jake
I can still see the light at the end of the tunnel shine
through the dark times even when I lose my mind
But it feels like no one in the world is listening
and I can’t ever seem to make the right decisions
I walk around in the same haze
I’m still caught in my same ways
I’m losing time in these strange days
but somehow I always know the right things to say
I don’t know what time it is or whose the one to blame for this
Do what I believe what I can’t see
And how do you know which way the wind blows
Cause I can feel it all around
I’m lost between the sound
And just when I think I know, there she goes Read more
Clerks 2: Silent Bob is Forever Silent?
October 23, 2005 by Ken Savage
Filed under Art, Entertainment, Movies, Scams
Hey anyone know where I can get some Clerks 2 Ringtones or Jay and SIlent Bob ringtones?
Writer/director Kevin Smith is currently in production on the sequel to the indie cult smash hit film Clerks. As you may know, he’s been documenting the whole experience with video diaries (two a week actually). Well this week’s videos hit that web only to have fanboys shocked to discover a storyboarded sequence featuring the funeral for beloved View Askew character Silent Bob. Will Silent Bob die in Clerks 2?
According to fans, a Silent Bob statue appears in the storyboards engraved with “FOREVER SILENT“. Within a few hours, the video in question entitled “The Boards,” was mysteriously removed from the website (Clerks2.com).
Also revealed in the video were storyboards for a space battle sequence: “Yeah, yeah, like in Battlestar Galactica.” So could this whole video be a joke by funny man Smith? Or could these storyboards be part of a big budget dream sequence? Or will Silent Bob really bite the big one? And if not, why was the video removed from the website?
I guess we’ll have to wait to find out..
Tuesday Night TV: House, My Name Is Earl
September 27, 2005 by Ken Savage
Filed under Art, Family, Movies, TV
“House”
9 p.m., FOX
When Cuddy’s (Lisa Edelstein) handyman, Alfredo (guest star Ignacio Serricchio), falls from her roof and develops strange darkened pinkies, she joins the team to figure out what is wrong with him. After his hand is amputated to afford more diagnosis time, a trip to Alfredo’s neighborhood provides clues on the true nature of his illness.
“My Name is Earl”
9 p.m., NBC
Earl (Jason Lee) decides to quit smoking — but this proves to be more difficult than he imagined. In the meantime, Randy (Ethan Suplee) and Catalina (Nadine Velazquez) try to trick Earl into apologizing to an intimidating former classmate (guest star Silas Weir Mitchell), whom Earl let spend two years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit.
“Boston Legal”
10 p.m., ABC
“Boston Legal” returns for a sophomore season (on a new night) as Shore (James Spader) and Chase (Mark Valley) represent a beautiful murder defendant known as the “Black Widow” (guest star Heather Locklear) on trial for poisoning her much older husband. Rupert Everett (”My Best Friend’s Wedding”) also guest stars, and Julie Bowen (”Ed”) joins the cast as a new lawyer at Crane, Poole & Schmidt.
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A Sketch found could be a da Vinci
September 24, 2005 by Ken Savage
Filed under Art
A Tiny red chalk sketch, carried to Australia in a handbag and hung in a Perth house for generations, is being studied as a possible work of 15th Century Italian Renaissance genius, Leonardo da Vinci
If authenticated, the 22cm by 12cm unsigned sketch of an old man’s face could be worth millions, and would instantly become one of the art world’s most significant recent finds.
The sketch came to the attention of Perth art dealer Paul Swain last week, when it was referred to him by the Art Gallery of Western Australia.
On first sight he believed it could be the work of da Vinci.
Mr Swain, who runs Perth’s Greenhill Gallery, is now travelling to the UK to consult experts at the Tate Gallery.
He then intends to have the paper carbon dated to see if it correlates with a date of around 1450, the time the Italian Master may have drawn it.
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Sidewalk Chalk Drawings
October 9, 2004 by Ken Savage
Filed under Art
Can you figure this one out?
This guy draws some great sidewalk chalk drawings by just using different colored chalk. These unbelievable photos are chalk drawings done by Julian Beever and Kurt Wenner. Both Julian and Kurt have different styles to create an amazing 3D illusion. Scroll down slowly and stop at each new frame. Julian Beever is an English artist who’s famous for his art on the pavement of England, France, Germany, USA, Australia and Belgium.
Most of his artwork it is impossible to tell whats real from what’s an illusion. Very cool stuff.
















