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Draw Tippy the Turtle and you can get into art school! Does anybody else remember Tippy? I literally just put this image in a job application. I listed all my qualifications for the job and said “If that isn’t enough, I think I have sufficiently proven my skills with my Tippy the Turtle drawings below.” I really hope they get the reference.
A totally Draw Dropping Sunset on the evening of June 22 2015. Near Shawano, WI. I couldn't believe how these skies looked. No words. It was associated with a line of storms.
Outpouring of love and faith draws thousands to ‘Honor Your Mother’ in downtown Phoenix
Story by Joyce Coronel with photos by Bill Hardiman, The Catholic Sun
Thousands of people were drawn to the streets of downtown Phoenix Dec. 6 in our outpouring of love for Our Lady of Guadalupe at the annual Honor Your Mother event.
Phoenix police shut down traffic to allow for the parade of colorfully arrayed participants in a procession that stretched from Immaculate Heart of Mary Church all the way to the area just outside St. Mary’s Basilica and the Diocesan Pastoral Center.
Dozens of dance groups, many bearing images of Our Lady of Guadalupe on sequined costumes and feathered head dresses, twirled in unison down the street, beating drums and shaking maracas. Many held statues of the Blessed Mother adorned with roses and banners that proclaimed the name of their parish or prayer group.
Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted and Auxiliary Bishop Eduardo A. Nevares stood on the stage in front of the Phoenix Convention Center for more than an hour as the parade made its way past. Both bishops commented on the presence of the many infants and small children at the event.
“You can see the faith is being transmitted from parents to children,” Bishop Nevares said. “It’s wonderful to see that the faith isn’t just for older people. Thank you, parents and grandparents, for passing on the faith.”
A bilingual, outdoor Mass, concelebrated by both bishops and several priests from around the diocese, followed the procession, with Bishop Nevares giving the homily.
“To have this opportunity to express our faith is a miracle,” Bishop Nevares said. “Many people all over the world are being persecuted and killed for the faith. What a joy it is to express our faith without fear.”
Bishop Nevares said the strong turnout was encouraging. While many proclaim that secularism and materialism have triumphed and that faith is pasé, he said, “they’re not here to witness our love for God and the Virgin Mother.”
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I love it when you can go to a store with your own bottle or container to purchase products in the quantity that you want without having to go with the pre-packaged stuff. In this case it is an oil and vinegar store in Antwerp where you can buy next to ready-made bottles, cans, tubes and glasses your own speciality oil by holding your bottle under the noozle and taking as much or as little as you want.
Pintes como lo pintes no podrás evitar acabar viendo las cosas tal y como son realmente.
Y ese peso de la realidad se acabará acumulando sobre tus hombros hasta que decidas afrontarla.
In April 2009 I took the intensive Drawing On The Right Side of the Brain Class. Here is the profile portrait exercise. I finally dug these out and properly scanned them.