Scottish Rose Art Studio LLC

I tried something new…tie dying tees with food coloring. The artwork on them is original art using fabric markers.

I made my first t-shirt yarn today…. now the only question is what to make.

ohlordylord:

DIY - How to make continuous t-shirt yarn here.
Learn about upcycling.

For the teens this summer….artistic temporary tattoos that WASH OFF EASILY! Seriously, after teaching middleschool and highschool for a number of years, this is the most reasonable way to create a temporary tattoo that wont make parents hair turn silvery gray in a heartbeat. Not that you teens out there would want to drive your parents crazy or anything…. ;)

For my own personal opinion, I like the nail polish idea.

brit:

Did you know you can use eyeshadow to create custom lip gloss, nail polish, and even make your own temporary tattoos? Get the full DIY tutorial here! 

I could see doing this in a plastic container as well.

dizzymaiden:

Fun DIY project for the kids!

New painting…

Just a few more days until school is out! Are you ready?

(Source: partyhardandbeflawless)

Dragon art! Dragons are not evil in most cultures. One of my favorite storybooks that illustrates this is MinYo and the Moon Dragon.

arpeggia:

Yang Yongliang

Cement Dragon 
cement, fiberglass, ceramic, cotton, model flies
510 L x 220 W x 210 H cm

I had to share this fantastic idea for Mom’s and Dad’s. Make it Monday, ya’ll.

childlifespecialist:

Fun memory game! Perfect activity to exercise cognitive functioning for patients.

I adore paper quilling and this ranks right up there on the top ten list of stuff I want to make whenever I stop painting at the moment.

goodtypography:

Paper + Typography by  Sabeena Karnik

recent commission

archiemcphee:

“Using just colored sand, artist Joe Mangrum beautifies streets and museum floors in major US cities. What’s most amazing is that this artist comes up with his highly detailed, often symmetrical pieces without any advance planning. Instead, every design is improvised by “the inspiration that comes from the day.” This week, Mangrum will be part of SOFA New York’s show called Swept Away, where he will create his signature works in sand. The exhibition sounds particularly interesting because it deals with live, site-specific installations made of ash, dust, sand and dirt.”

Visit My Modern Metropolis to watch video of Joe Mangrum at work on his awesome sand art.

I just had to share this morning. What a wonderful artist.

actegratuit:

Ellen June

myampgoesto11:

To promote Faber-Castell’s top of the line artist pencils, advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather recreated masterpieces such as Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” and Vincent Van Gogh’s “Terrace Cafe at Night” using thousands of colored pencils.

[via Junk Culture]

teachingliteracy:

 Edible Book (by MindtoEye)