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Teens, Tweens And Kids Are Often Referred To As Digital Natives. Having Grown Up With The Internet,
Teens, tweens and kids are often referred to as “digital natives.” Having grown up with the Internet, smartphones and tablets, they’re often extraordinarily adept at interacting with digital…
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COSplay MODE, May 2015 issue, Sword posing guide/tips! Other Touken Ranbu related pages in this issue: Honebami’s Coat tutorial Tsurumaru’s Armour tutorial Modifying a toy sword into a tantou and naginata +extra pages Cosplay Photo spreads

hi!! ok so one of my goals for the new year is to work more in journals and sketchbooks. so recently i’ve been searching for resources to help me. i figured some other people might want to see the resources i found too, cause journals/sketchbooks are really cool but they can seem difficult and hard to get into. so i made this masterpost! i hope this helps anyone who’s interested and happy journaling!
get started
how to start a journal
journaling 101
art journaling 101
lots of blog posts about journaling
start a sketchbook
start a sketchbook and stick to it
what to put in a sketchbook
sketchbook ideas
random art prompt generator
giant list of sketchbook ideas
100 sketchbook ideas
149 sketchbook ideas
sketch using a grid
journaling ideas
119 journal prompts
365 journal writing ideas
journal prompts about memories
more ideas
ideas from keri smith (creator of wreck this journal)
one word prompts
50 art journal prompts
52 list prompts
101 list prompts
lists to keep updated
how to collage in your art journal
collaging 101
other masterposts like this one
how to begin journaling
what to put in notebooks
what to do with a new notebook
journaling ideas and inspiration
ok that’s all i’ve got! i hope some of these links and resources help, and have a great year!







Jonny Duddle illustrating Harry Potter during the Harry Potter Book Night.
How to make shrinky dink charms!!

this is a bit of a long post, so I’m putting it under the cut
first of all, go to your local craft store and buy the shrinky dink refill sheets. you can get clear, opaque, or solid white
they come in packs of 20 sheets for $5-$6
(i’m going to be using the clear)
step one

draw your design on paper (doesn’t have to be lined, but w/e)
this is the design you will be using to create multiple charms so you don’t have to re-draw it differently each time and you get a consistent product!
step two

trace over it with sharpies!
i wouldn’t recommend using oil based paint markers or acrylic paint, as they will come out weird in the oven
step three

get some small-grain sand paper and sand until it looks like this

make sure you sand it really well!!!
step four

go back over it with sharpie
step five


color!! do not use cheap-ass crayola colored pencils. the color won’t lay down correctly. i highly recommend using prismacolor colored pencils
i know that they can get quite expensive, but it’s worth it
also, don’t use crayons
just dont
step six

hole punch where you want the hole for the strap to be, and then cut out with some relatively sharp scissors
step seven

pre-heat your oven to 325 degrees fahrenheit (or the equivalent in your country i don’t feel like doing math), and bake for exactly three minutes, no more!! it will shrink down and look like the charm on the right when done~
step eight

before you do this next step, take a paper towel or old rag and gently wipe off the colored pencil dust so it doesn’t smudge the color when you put on the gloss!!
on the side with the drawing, coat with a single thin coat of gloss mod podge and let completely dry!
step nine

after the charm is completely dry, put one of these little finding thingies on it
you can find these in the walmart jewelry section at $2 for 250 or something
step ten

attach a cellphone strap
you can buy these on etsy in a wide variety of colors for very little money
i highly recommend getting the straps with the lobster clasps for easy attachment!
ta da!! you’ve successfully made shrinky dink charms!

store in a plastic jewelry case, with them arranged so the side with the mod podge isn’t touching the charm next to it’s similar side (i.e front to back)

~congrats u made it through this long-ass tutorial high five~