Brad Cooper Presents Almost Breathing - Custom Cardboard Cutouts The Way You Want Them!

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Think about it, it seems like everyone is an amateur photographer these days – and most of us have gone on to become desktop publishers due to the easy to use photo editing software on the market today. It’s never been easier to print pictures, create photo collages, and make personalized gifts such as calendars and photo greeting cards on the computer and now it’s never been easier to take your love for your family, friends, a favorite celebrity, party planning, and photography to a whole new level!

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• Reunions
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Learning to Draw

I think anybody can draw. It's just a matter of seeing the world differently. You need to look at the world in terms of lines, shapes, colors and the way they relate to each other.

Everyone has two modes of thinking: Your left side which is logical, analytical, objective and rational. Your right side which is random, intuitive, creative and subjective. As we develop, one side will be dominate and we will have characteristics and areas of interest in correlation to that mode of thinking.

But for those of you who have a dominate left side and still want to draw, I believe you can. Remember when you were young and the fun you had drawing. It didn't matter that what you drew didn't actually look like what you were seeing, but you knew what or who it represented and that's what mattered. Yes, as we get older we want to be more exacting, but that is what exercises are for.

Here are some of the exercises I completed over at Drawspace:

Drawing with Spaces -

Faces and a Vase -

Seeing Values -

Remember when your doing exercises try to suppress your logical mode and begin drawing what you see and what you feel. And don't skip exercises because they don't look appealing to you. We want to have fun in everything we do.

I, also, realize we don't always have access to the internet and therefore Drawspace exercises. So, here are a few books I recommend for the beginner that you can take with you anywhere.

Craft Tools & Supplies for Beginners

Have you been bitten by the creative bug? Well, if you have you could go crazy filling your cupboads or closets with supplies. Believe me, I speak from experience. But you could make do with the supplies listed below. Even the most advanced crafters use them regularly.

Apron or Large Shirt
Old Sheet(s)
Soft Pencils
Eraser
Pencil Sharpener
Fountain Pens or Dip Pens for decorative writing
Colored Pencils

Crayons
Markers
Chalk
Watercolors
Tempera Paints
Acrylic Paint
Paint Brushes
Craft Paper - Different Types - White, Bright Colored, Pastels
Tissue Paper
Cardboard or Empty Boxes
Magazines
Egg Cartons
Milk Cartons
Clean Cans and Jars
Netting from Produce Bags
Bubble Wrap
Packing Peanuts
Styrofoam Trays
Newspaper
Tracing Paper
Gold/Silver Foil - or use Tin Foil for embossing projects
Tagboard
Wax Paper
Coffee Filters
Clear Contact Paper
Freezer Paper
Roll White Paper
Felt
Yarn
Fabric Scraps
Thread
Embroidery Floss
Muslin
Needles
Air Dry Clay
Chenille Stems
Toothpicks
Scrap Wood
Craft Foam
Craft Sticks or Popsicle Sticks
Wood Shapes
Polymer Clay
Craft Clay
Masking Tape
Glue Sticks
Strong Glue
Tacky Glue
Mod Podge
Liquid Starch
Fabric Glue
Wood Glue
Scissors - Optional - Zig-Zag Pinking Shears or Pattern Shears
Short Ruler, Long Ruler or Triangle Ruler
Bits and Pieces - Washers, Press Studs, Sequins, Paper Fasteners, Ribbon, Twine, Pony Beads, Wood Beads, Glass Beads, Fishing Line
Straws
Wiggle Eyes
Glitter
Pom Poms
Feathers
Craft Knife - when cutting you might want to put some old magazines underneath.
Self Healing Cutting Mat - this is great for getting everything straight, well spaced and precision cutting.
Toothbrush - for texture and paint effects
Stamp Pads
Rubber Stamps
Brayer
Sponges - for texture and paint effects
Craft Paper Punches - art motives like star, flower, circle, etc.
Metal Cookie Cutters
Facial Tissues & Cotton Buds

Now that your cupboards are overflowing, it's time to surf that web and find all those crafts you been longing to do.