Bird Feeder

Spring is here, and to celebrate I made a spring bird fedder!

Materials I Used 

• Bird feeder kit
• Craft Smart Turquoise & White Acrylic Paint
• Black Brush Tip Sharpie
• Red sharpie
• Metallic Gold Oil Based Sharpie
• Bird Feed and stick
• String
• Few paint brushes

 Instructions:
I first painted the entire bird feeder Turquoise (except inside). Then when dry I used the Metallic Gold sharpie and made branches on the sides to make it look cool. Also made flowers with the black and a red dot in the middle of each flower. For the finishing touches I used a size 3/0 paint brush (very small and thin) and made white dots in the middle if the black petals, and I also inserted the stick through the holes on the sides and wrote 'Spring!' on the bottom!
And it was done!
Most of my materials where from Michaels

 

My bird feeder hanging on a tree

Flower Pot

Yesterday it was warm outside so I decided to paint or plant something, and I ended up painting a flower pot!

Materials I Used

• Craft Smart Acrylic Paint ( colors I used: Turquoise, White, & Dark Yellow)  you can do any colors you like
• Size 8 paint brush (size does not matter)
• Small pot

Instructions: 
This is very basic. First I painted the entire pot Turquoise I didn't do the inside. After that let it dry. When it is dry you can start the flowers which where pretty hard for me. Paint a circle the size of your fingernail (thumb) with Dark Yellow, do this multiple times around the pot make sure to have some going of the edge to make it look even, then leave to dry. Now make petals, again the size of your fingernail on your thumb, do this in White then let it dry. After that you are done!
I forget to make a design around my pots rim you don't have to! 

Flower pot I painted

Anatomy of a lego

At school we are learning about the human body and have you ever wondered what a Lego's anatomy would look like?


 A man named Jason Freeny made this sculpture I found the picture on Design.org. Isn't it cool?

Art Show

My pottery got selected for an art show in my school district. I did a pottery flower, we were focusing on Georgia O' Keefe. This famous artist's draws close- ups on natural still life. We learned that she would drive around in desserts finding natural objects she could draw close-ups on. She normally did not make pottery. I was very excited to meet my friend, her art work was selected too!