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ink and tombow marker, inspired by a photo made by Sad Frerret that can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/sadferret/3371965405/
A troupe of capoeira dancers take advantage of a car-free road in Mumbai.
Jalebi Ink's young reporters were out there doing a news story on Mumbai's first car-free day on February 21, 2010. (Jalebi Ink is a Mumbai-based media house that produces stories, features, news, video, etc for and by young people. ) A long stretch of road in the western suburbs had been cordoned off, and no cars were allowed on that road from morning till night. People used that road freely -- children were cycling around without worrying about cars edging them off the road, some were playing games like hopscotch on the road, some were singing and dancing. A cyclothon was also held that day - about 4000 people participated.
Here are some startling facts that Jalebi Ink reporters dug out for their report. There are over 22 lakh private vehicles in Mumbai, 8000 buses, 55000 taxis. 550 new cars are registered every day in the city!
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Full report at www.jalebiink.com
These buttons were made using a mica shift technique by mixing Kato pearl clay and alcohol inks. You can read how I did this on our blog here:
2goodclaymates.blogspot.com/2012/02/mica-shift-colors-to-...
Greenpeacella oli Ilosaarirockissa oma alue, jossa sai osallistua Arktiksen suojeluun. Arctic Ink -kojullamme tehtiin tatuointeja, otettiin kuvia ja poseerattiin jääkarhun kanssa, sekä maalattiin seinämaalausta joka karkasi sapluunoista. Latasimme kännyköitä tietenkin aurinkoenergialla. Jääkarhumme nähtiin lavalla pariinkin otteeseen artistien kutsumana! Vapaaehtoisten reissublogia voit lukea tältä sivulta www.greenpeace.fi/ilosaarirock
What is ink and who invented ink and pens? Historical records show that ink has been around for centuries. Ink is also commonly used in households across the country to write and print documents and photos. Watch here to learn the earliest forms of ink and its history.
www.penboutique.com/blogs/blog/what-is-ink
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Video made with Content Samurai: www.contentsamurai.com/c/dabempire-cs-freetrial
copyright Marcel Lee
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the early days
I got this idea from Andy Ilanchinski's Tao of Photography blog post Swirls, Whorls and Tendrils. This is a great rainy day activity; all you need is some India Ink, an eye dropper, a clear glass container, like a shallow vase and a light board to illuminate the vase from below.