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Being a pastry major, piping is pretty much my homework and I suck:/. I lack patience I am easily frustrated with the icing. But with practice I will get better at it:). Because I am in the Advance Patisserie class, I was thinking of playing around with the sugar in the future (once I learn to fool around it and manipulate it and do Felucia with it. If I can, I'll make do it:).
Madeline and Terra finishing their homework for a Thursday night.''
It would be difficult for Terra to look more excited.
Homework for my Drawing class. The black bottle and the dots are off......But that's because I was super tired and Chris helped with the dots. At least he tried......
Done on sketch paper pad, vine charcoal, and pencil charcoal.
Alex is working on a brown bag book report. This is after being told that her first attempt didn't show a month's worth of effort. I think she's gotten over being mad that I made her start over.
I own tons of craft supplies, I'm trying to get her to start using what we have on hand instead of just throwing together some paper-scribbled drawings for projects.
working on the final assignment for my ecological restoration course -- the creation of a restoration plan for a degraded area. have to start with an inventory of plants in the area.
i have gained a whole new appreciation for botany and plant identification.
Picture Hamish Robb: Scottish band Homework photographed in illusion room at Camera Obscura (23rd January 2011). From left, Richard Kass, Ross Baird, Oliver Kass and Ally Dennis.
yesterday at my modelrailway: I had to braze e-contacts to the tracks. here you can see the track drawer of the station in the underground. and me, of course.
track is H0-scale, me is 1:1.
English homework, for Tibetan students, often involves copying text. Here are some pages from a typical Tibetan English lesson - all about preserving culture and tradition.
My son's homework . . . I got quite a chuckle out of it, especially the fact that he wrote on McCain's face. He told me he did that on purpose. Oh, my little tree hugger! He has my heart . . . (sorry about the glare, I let Evan take the picture.)
camera mode: manual
ISO: 400
Apeture: f/8
Shutter Speed: 1/125
The starting point settings for the assignment resulted in an underexposed image.
this is a good night - most of the nights, the electricity is out, forcing the boys to do their homework by candle light.
In the kitchen of our apartment in Baltimore...I'm sure I waited till the last minute to start my homework.
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