All The World Is Art: Noah

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Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Flying Bats and ghosties for my kids
Halloween 2012
by Joan McCray,
All The World Is Art

Sing this to the tune of the anniversary song:

Happy Halloween To You

Happy Halloween To You...

Happy Halloween To You.

Happy

Halloween to you!

I miss you so much my children that

I feel like I have bats in my belfry!

lol.

I made this animation for you using Dp Animation Software. I hope you like the bats flying.

Are any living in the bat box you made right now?

Love, Mom

Monday, September 10, 2012

Waving Tiger Animation Says Feel All Better Soon Noah

For Noah, love from Mom.Joan McCray, 2012

I know you're feeling a little better but I hope you feel ALL BETTER SOON!
I made this animation for you with a photo of a tiger I had drawn way back (remember?)
Can you see the tiger waving and his tail wagging and him winking at you as he dances? (He really is, look closely and for a while at the paws and the tail and the eyes, lol.)
I thought you might enjoy that I made you this special animation. Hopefully. :)
I love you tons!
Mom
P.S. It looks sharper in the video version. Will show you that asap. :)

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

English Arts - Writing Topic Prompter

Medieval writing desk (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Ever want to sit down and write a story, but your mind is blank?
I often wish there were some magical way to break down those mental blocks, whether for writing or art or anything creative.
Well, this free tool I found could help me, plus homeschool and classroom students for those journals or stories they need to write.
I also figure it could help us artist-types who want to think of a topic for their art journals or next painting or artist trading card. It could even jog us scrapbookers into designing a page they wouldn't have thought to make otherwise.
Here's how Homeschool Launch describes this free online tool, the English Arts - Writing Topic Prompter:
"The hardest part of writing a story is starting it! Use this story prompter to generate some ideas and get your creative juices flowing.

Writing
(Photo credit: Wikipedia)

If you type in a name, the prompter will use it. Make sure to specify "boy name" or "girl name" - or you may end up with some silly results! If you don't type in a name, the prompter will choose one for you randomly."
I tried it just now, and when I entered my youngest son Noah's name, this is the prompt I got:

She looked at Noah. "What happened to you? It looks like you just escaped a tornado!"