Charcoal water

This project presents the most severe form of isolation as loneliness that is experienced when physically surrounded by other people. This is a specific form of loneliness that is involuntary and imposed upon by others, creating a state of discontent char…

Eine realistische Zeichnung von einem Wassertropfen.

Two charcoal studies made from life in Llandudno North Wales . I must stress studies as they are a little messy with charcoal as I frantically tried to get the information down .In the mornings sometimes when the tide comes in it brings in tiny fish and crabs which sends the gulls into a frenzy of diving in and out of the water .Its exiting and I try to capture the moment working quickly with thick charcoal sticks .There are some good bits and some really successful looking gulls , I was…

Use it to detox your body, whiten teeth or improve your skin.

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Clara Lieu, lithographic crayon on Dura-Lar. This drawing is from "Wading", a project that presents the most severe form of isolation as loneliness that is experienced when physically surrounded by other people. The presence of others is what can intensify the experience of loneliness for an individual. I visually portray loneliness as the experience of feeling unseen and unknown within a group.

There are so many ways—maybe even too many ways—to filter your water these days. From Brita to Soma to bottled, water has gotten complicated. But this method is the simplest, ancient way to filter water. It's effective and pretty, too.

Boost your creativity with this quick and easy drawing exercise with ink wash.

This activated charcoal stick filters your water, no plastic and ugly Brita filter needed. Plus it's compostable when you're done!