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For digital Art assets

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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Daphne (I/C)TM Connects 2025 : Recruiting Volunteers to run booth during TM Connects

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Daphne (I/C)TM Connects 2025 : Recruiting Volunteers to run booth during TM Connects

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TM Connects will take place on 28 Feb this year. The booth session will be from 3.20pm to 4.20pm at the hall. Booth set-up will be from 2pm onwards and set-up must be completed by the students manning the booth before 3.10pm. Please note that you will need to use your own laptop for the presentation at the booth and there will be 2 tables and 2 chairs at each student booth.

Please reply this message with the name and CG of the group members who will be manning the booths. (We recommend at least 3 students to help man the booth.)

Pls also confirm the name of your booth.

Instructions to student groups on preparation of slides for TM Connects:

1. Introduce your VIA Project and explain the rationale

2. Quick intro of the Organisation you worked with (if any) and their role (eg who are the beneficiaries they reach out to). Share how the group went about to contact the organisation.

3. What you have learnt from the VIA experience

4. What the J1 students need to take note of when planning their VIA project (based on their experience)

5. Q&A

Pls upload your slides at the following link by 21 Feb

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Ix18uRua_Ij8YbkE1dhYbilkolLrwjcq?usp=drive_link

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Canva file for adding designs for printing

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Canva file for adding designs for printing

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Canva file for adding designs for printing

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Canva file for adding designs for printing

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Post images with short descriptions of the items you have made for sale to raise funds: 

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Post images with short descriptions of the items you have made for sale to raise funds: 

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Please share good tutorials/resources you will recommend for the various crafts you are keen to explore or are knowledgeable in. Do indicate the type of learner these are for. 

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Please share good tutorials/resources you will recommend for the various crafts you are keen to explore or are knowledgeable in. Do indicate the type of learner these are for. 

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Feel free to update your goals if necessary

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Feel free to update your goals if necessary

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What can we do to raise awareness for this cause?

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What can we do to raise awareness for this cause?

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To make stickers-

The Makers Club has a Silhouette Cameo 3/4/5 cutter. Please find out more.

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ガチャガチャ、ガチャポンの作り方（1号機）How to make a Gachapon Machine. #1

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[ダンボール工作] ガラガラ・ガラポン抽選器の作り方、タイプ２（ガチャ玉、ガチャガチャバージョン） How to make a Lottery Machine Type2 Gacha Capsule

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Evaluate these ideas and see if you are excited to try them out! You can add ideas too!!

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Evaluate these ideas and see if you are excited to try them out! You can add ideas too!!

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If you are keen to try these out, you can start up a new thread to plan out your project!

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Free Design Resources | Download Free Graphics, SVGs, Icons + More!

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100% Free Graphic Design Resources, Elements, Templates, Mockups, SVG Files, PSDs + More for Designers and Crafters. Be quick due to huge demand!

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NEVER throw plastic bottles instead use them to make these beautiful earrings / DIY Earrings

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What are key elements that need to be kept? 

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What are key elements that need to be kept? 

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Keep in mind Skye's legacy~!

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[Sample] Design brief for olympic mascots

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[Sample] Design brief for olympic mascots

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You can google for the final designs chosen for this particular olympics~!

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This document contains the regulations for the mascot design production procedure (design requirements, etc.) for participants who wish to submit a design to create the mascots for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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Creative brief for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 mascots / The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games

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This document contains the regulations for the mascot design production procedure (design requirements, etc.) for participants who wish to submit a design to create the mascots for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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[Equipment/Materials] How to choose the right kind of plastic

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[Equipment/Materials] How to choose the right kind of plastic

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Shrinky Dinks: Recycle Plastic VS Store Bought

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We’ve been going through berries by the bushel--and grocery store sushi--and I could see dozens of “free” shrinky not-dinks for Mitch’s crafting needs.

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[Beginner] Introduction to making keychains with shrink plastic

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[Beginner] Introduction to making keychains with shrink plastic

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diy shrink plastic keychains🍅🍊📦 no oven needed

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Poster to sell products: Shivarni

Lucas: 'Content' creator for SPCA.

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https://youtu.be/4dbrxJmOzaU

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https://youtu.be/1VPz_xzKX5o?si=yjoeQ08ZuzfUZirf

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🐕🤍 DIY Korean Puppy Moru Doll Tutorial in English｜craft doll using pipe cleaner ｜모루인형 モール人形 morudoll

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https://youtu.be/VEhd4Sugf30?si=GV7zR2Zbn15d0jL0

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🐤💛 DIY Korean Duck Moru Doll Tutorial in English｜craft doll using pipe cleaner ｜모루인형 モール人形 morudoll

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https://youtu.be/LD6H_NcvogE?si=f5KXxZi0PFSv6YFH

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모루인형 강아지 만들기 | 말티푸 비숑 푸들 모루 인형 키링 DIY 튜토리얼

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https://youtu.be/XelTfJHIyU8?si=GkmrUuMOFEWHn0kx

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【韓国で人気】モール人形の作り方/모루인형 만들기/How to make Moru Dolls/DIY

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https://youtu.be/dw9TWXDxR7c?si=7Ws5-CLPkg1ZiZSq

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🤍DIY Korean Moru Doll Tutorial in English🐇｜craft doll using pipe cleaner ｜모루인형 モール人形 morudoll

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Slime

Ingredients:

Elmers glue

Cornstarch/ baking soda

Contact solution

Materials:

Plastic bottle

Balloons e.g heart

Scissors

Silicone Tape Squishy

Double sided nano tape

Silicone squishy gel resin

Charms (clay/buy?)

Materials:

Syringe

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🤍DIY Korean Moru Doll Tutorial in English🐇｜craft doll using pipe cleaner ｜모루인형 モール人形 morudoll

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What is the cutest thing you have ever seen? Chances are it involves a baby, a puppy or another adorable animal. And chances are it is forever imprinted on your mind. But what exactly is this powerful attractive force and how is it expressed in the brain?

Together with our colleagues Marc Bornstein from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and Catherine Alexander from the University of Oxford, we have reviewed the existing research on the topic and discovered that cuteness is more than something purely visual. It works by involving all the senses and strongly attracting our attention by sparking rapid brain activity. In fact, cuteness may be one of the strongest forces that shape our behaviour - potentially making us more compassionate.

Babies are designed to jump to the front of the queue - our brain-processing queue, that is. They get ahead of everything else going on in our minds, which makes them difficult to ignore. They also grab our attention even before we have time to recognise that they are babies. They do it by being cute.

Babies not only look cute, with their big eyes, chubby cheeks and button noses, their infectious laughs and captivating scent also make them sound and smell cute. Their soft skin and chubby limbs may even make them feel cute. Together, these aesthetic qualities act as a crucial mechanism that enables babies to attract us through all our senses. Babies need constant attention and care to survive, and cuteness is one of the main ways they get it.

This nurturing instinct could even be driving our wider perception of cuteness - research has shown that we typically feel affection for animals with juvenile features. Dogs, for instance, have been bred to have similar features to babies, with big eyes, bulging craniums and recessed chins. They are also soft to touch. Whether we want it or not, we may also feel a certain affection for adults and even inanimate objects with infant-like features such as dolls, teddies and even miniature products.

Cuteness on the brain

Cuteness may help to facilitate well-being and complex social relationships by activating brain networks associated with emotion and pleasure and triggering empathy and compassion. When we encounter something cute, it ignites fast brain activity in regions such as the orbitofrontal cortex, which are linked to emotion and pleasure. It also attracts our attention in a biased way: babies have privileged access to entering conscious awareness in our brains.
As a result, we like looking at babies and other cute things. Research has shown that people would rather look at cute baby faces than adult faces and that they would rather adopt or give a toy to babies with cuter faces. Studies have also shown that even babies and children prefer cute baby faces and that cuteness affects both men and women, even if they are not parents. Cute babies also spur us to action: research reveals that people will expend extra effort to look longer at cute baby faces.

Neuroimaging research has shown that in adults, the orbitofrontal cortex becomes active very quickly - 140ms or a seventh of a second - after seeing a baby face. The orbitofrontal cortex is strongly involved in orchestrating our emotions and pleasures, so its rapid activity may partly explain how babies appropriate our attention so quickly and completely.

Cuteness also initiates a response that happens much more slowly. The initial fast attention triggers slower, more sustained processing in large brain networks. This kind of brain activity is associated with complex behaviours involved in the caregiving and bonding that are the hallmarks of parenting. Caring for a baby calls for a set of skills that take time to acquire and hone, and this slow attainment of expertise changes the caregiver's brain. This kind of considered behaviour cannot be reduced to the fast, instinctual rapid reaction to cuteness.

Can cuteness make us better people?

Parenting is a good example of how cuteness can trigger slow, sustained brain processing in networks associated with emotion, pleasure and social interactions. Still, as shown by our interest not only in our own infants but in other infants and baby animals, cuteness can help trigger empathy and compassion beyond parenting. Activating this network of brain activity may also enable cuteness to boost moral concern by expanding the boundary around what we regard as worthy of moral consideration. For example, an image of a cute infant or baby animal can help charities nudge us to donate more money.

Research on cuteness could also help us to understand how problems in parent-child bonding arise, such as following postpartum depression or an infant being born with a cleft lip and palate. We know these things can disrupt caregiving by changing how people process signals from babies.

Both parental depression and infant cleft lip are associated with developmental difficulties in infants. These conditions are relatively common: post-partum depression affects 10-15% of parents in high-income countries and up to 30% in middle- and low-income countries. Cleft lip affects one in 700 live births in the UK. A better understanding of how we succeed and sometimes fail to receive and interpret baby signals that are crucial for caregiving may help us to develop better treatments for families affected by problems such as these.

We are currently developing early interventions to help increase caregivers' ability to properly interpret infant signals and provide appropriate responses. We have developed a "baby-social-reward-task" to do this, where participants learn about the temperament of infants through the use of emotional infant vocalisations and faces. Babies that were initially perceived as less cute became more cute through the positive feedback of infant laughter and smiles.
This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article.

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How cute things hijack our brains and drive behaviour

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【韓国で人気】モール人形の作り方/모루인형 만들기/How to make Moru Dolls/DIY

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【モルドール】ねじるだけ簡単！モール人形の作り方♡ [くま 立体感あり]【初心者🔰】How to make moru doll DIY 韓国 모루인형 만들기 モールドール うさぎ 動物

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해달 모루인형 만들기 🦦 | Handmade DIY pipe cleaner sea otter doll tutorial

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How to Use Button Maker Badge Machine - Tutorial Instructions Tips and Tricks, Silicone Lube

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Shivani

Roshini

Liang Ying

Lucas

Pugal

Angelina

Gibeon

Faith

Sau Syun

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Shivani

Roshini

Liang Ying

Lucas

Pugal

Angelina

Gibeon

Faith

Sau Syun

Daphne

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Buy 1 for $1 (ready made)

Buy 1 for $0.80 (make yourself)

3 x $2 (either or)

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T Shirt Printing at DigitLand, DigitLand - tshirt printing, caps printing and Corporate Gift idea by Digitland Singapore

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DigitLand is a well know in Singapore for BEST t-shirt printing price. Top Supplier of class tee, class t-shirt printing and CCA Polo shirt for various schools in Singapore, focusing on customized design printing on T-shirts, company polo shirt. We supply printing and embroidery on honeycomb polo shirt, polo tee and we are popular in supply baseball caps with printing for school events, team building and outdoor activities.

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VIA booth date: 28th Feb (TM Connects)