i lit paper on fire once for art class....





it had an old turtle dawn on it

i lit my shirt on fire put it out, drew on it and had some kid wear it for a whole day, and turtle shirts rock..=P

wow...you're more creative than i am



im not artist nor creative, as i said on one of your other blogs.



how badly burnt was the shirt?

i don't look at anything i do is good art, it's just something that is super fun to do.



not that badly i coverd it in ax spray just to get it to cripse and then burned the edges using water to control the flames.



when i burned a christmas tree the flame was like 25 ft, so it was a lot worse there. and recently we burned my bench infront of my house cause it was getting old (7 layers of paint)

haha, that sounds tight...you like to burn things, huh?



I do collages on photo albums and boxes and stuff. I don't know if it's fun, but it helps me take my mind off things...and pay attention to how much damn glue is on my fingers

well, i do a lot of things, pretty much name something dumb and i've done it and if i haven't i probably will.

lately we just mess around in art classes at school, for the art club bake sale i put some friends on cookies and they were like omg you raped my soul. so it never ends i guess.

haha, that's great.



for my AP art history class we had to do presentations so we made cookie cake posters about Egyptian art

This is something I did as a creative exercise for people at my work. I gave everyone 5 bottle caps and some paint and told them to paint whatever they wanted on them. Then I made a wood frame to hold them. I made it so it would have an interesting wave pattern. When everyone was done, we stuck them on and made a cool mosaic. The cool thing is, 90 percent of the people who contributed to this aren't artists (I mean they are, but they just don't know they are), yet it still made something cool and beautiful to look at. We still have to make more to fill it up, but it actually even looks cool with the bare wood spots.

that. is. SOO. fuckin. nifty.

thanks! It was great to see how people who consider themselves non-artists could contribute to something so cool.

it looks so awesome, i try to do things like that but ony get half done..haha

hmmmmm