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Free Quarantine Boredom Buster Bundle - Sarah Renae Clark - Coloring Book Artist and Designer

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Isolation can be hard. Isolation with kids can be even harder. That's why I've teamed up with Cristin (cristinaprilfrey.com) and Menucha (momswithcrafters.com) to bring you this amazing collection of resources, ALL FOR FREE. We've brought this all together to help you reduce your stress, find ways to have fun, and to remind you to have a little laugh during this challenging season.

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Sarah Renae Clark - Coloring Book Artist and Designer

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The 10 Best Adult Coloring Tutorials for Beginners - Sarah Renae Clark

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These adult coloring tutorials will help beginner colorists learn colored pencil techniques, how to color with markers, and other beginner coloring tips.

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10 techniques to turn your coloring page into a masterpiece

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Want to make your coloring pages pop? These 10 surprisingly simple techniques will help improve your coloring and make you look like a pro!

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Among many new initiatives created for children to keep themselves entertained during the lockdown, this one is perfect for the young architecture enthusiasts out there. British architecture studio Foster + Partners has published a series of architectural challenges for kids, such as building a paper skyscraper or creating a city. The templates for the challenges were shared on the official website of Foster + Partners and the company encourages kids to share their own creations on social media using the #architecturefromhome hashtag.

"Over the next few weeks we will be sharing new activities for children whilst at home, away from school. We'll include drawing, making, playing, thinking, reading, watching and other activities to keep them entertained⁠-for at least a few hours!" the studio website reads.

More info: Foster and Partners | Instagram | Twitter

Architecture studio Foster + Partners has launched "Architecture from Home" challenges for children

Image credits: Foster + Partners

Talking to Dezeen, Katy Harris, senior partner at Foster + Partners, said: "The recent lockdown has offered us an opportunity to create a number of online initiatives that educate and entertain our online community and support parents and carers with children who may not attend school at the moment. The #architecturefromhome initiative is a chance for all of us to have some fun and learn at the same time."

They released a series of templates for kids that they can print out, color, and fold to create paper cities

Image credits: Foster + Partners

According to the studio, the challenges have been created to encourage kids to think more about their surroundings, the buildings around them, and the environment they live in.

And are encouraging children to share their creations using the #architecturefromhome hashtag

Image credits: Foster + Partners

"We have tried to engage children in activities that are practical as well as thought-provoking and that may complement the work they are doing at home-school," Katy Harris told Dezeen.

So far the studio has challenged children to build a paper skyscraper...

Image credits: Foster + Partners

The activities are aimed at children from ages 2 to 12. But "they have been designed in a way that everyone, no matter what their age, can get something out of it," Katy Harris has said.

...and create their own city

Image credits: Foster + Partners

By using the templates provided

Image credits: Foster + Partners

The company describes its tasks as "practical as well as thought-provoking"

Image credits: Foster + Partners

"From the responses we are getting, even older children are taking something from these activities," Katy Harris said. "The broad appeal means that anyone can develop them into something bigger and better."

While its main goal is to get children to ask questions about their surroundings

Image credits: Foster + Partners

In addition to the templates for building a skyscraper and houses, the studio has also released a worksheet showing how to draw trees.

A representative of Foster + Partners has said that so far the response has been "absolutely fantastic"

Image credits: FosterPartners

Katy Harris said that so far, the response has been "absolutely fantastic" and "a bit overwhelming." The studio received emails from all over the world, including Canada, Spain, Italy, Australia, and Cambodia. "We are glad to be able to brighten someone's day or kindle their creativity in some ways⁠-stay tuned for many more fun activities!" she concluded.

And recently, the studio even released a read-along called What Makes a Building?

Image credits: FosterPartners

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Architecture Studio Releases A Series Of Templates Children Can Use To Create Paper Cities During Lockdown

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Among many new initiatives created for children to keep themselves entertained during the lockdown, this one is perfect for the young architecture enthusiasts out there. British architecture studio Foster + Partners has published a series of architectural challenges for kids, such as building a paper skyscraper or creating a city.

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Follow a colorful blessing of globetrotting unicorns as they gallop around the world on an incredible whistle-stop tour. This ultimate search app challenges you to find 7 friendly unicorns among each colourful and vibrant scene. Follow the unicorns across 15 exciting levels: from a star-studded film premiere and a flamboyant festival, to a wild safari adventure and a beautiful tropical beach. Here's a quick overview of the features: 15 intricately illustrated scenes to search, and seven sensational unicorns to spot in every location. Take your search skills to the extreme - once you've found a...

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Online Colouring and Quiz Activities for Adults - Michael O'Mara Books

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Follow a colorful blessing of globetrotting unicorns as they gallop around the world on an incredible whistle-stop tour. This ultimate search app challenges you to find 7 friendly unicorns among each colourful and vibrant scene. Follow the unicorns across 15 exciting levels: from a star-studded film premiere and a flamboyant festival, to a wild safari adventure and a beautiful tropical beach.

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Sarah Renae Clark - Coloring Book Artist and Designer

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How to Create a Galaxy With Colored Pencils | Prismacolor Tutorial

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Learn how to create a galaxy background or starry night with Prismacolor colored pencils | An advanced adult coloring tutorial by Cristin April Frey.

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How to Draw Gemstones with Colored Pencils - Adult Coloring Tutorial

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Learn how to color beautiful gemstones in this adult coloring tutorial by Amanda Rose Rambo. See how to color a faceted button gem with colored pencils.

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Winter is often associated with snow-whether you live in warmer climates or have to struggle with the cold for a better part of the year, snowflakes likely remind you of the brilliant white winter. And while some see the beauty of the season, others find a unique opportunity to show off their creative side.

Of course, we're talking about the elusive art of snow sculpting. Probably everyone has built a snowman at least once in their life-there's something inherently fascinating about taking a fluid material and creating something concrete and, frankly, fun! However, as with many things, there are professionals next to whom our snowmen look like stickmen in front of the Mona Lisa.

That's exactly the case with this Twitter user whose works became viral. The user going by the name of @mokomoko_2015, a self-proclaimed snowman artisan, showcased their talent by making beautiful snow sculptures inspired by various fandoms, including Pokemon and Ghibli. There's even a Godzilla or two!

More info: twitter.com

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This Japanese Artist Makes Sculptures Out Of Snow, And Here Are 30 Of The Coolest Ones

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Winter is often associated with snow-whether you live in warmer climates or have to struggle with the cold for a better part of the year, snowflakes likely remind you of the brilliant white winter. And while some see the beauty of the season, others find a unique opportunity to show off their creative side.

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Inspired by the fantastical stories of Walt Disney, Don Bluth, Beatrix Potter, and Astrid Lindgren, Swedish art collective AnonyMouse crafts miniature worlds fit for mice that look just like little movie sets. The artists began building tiny restaurants, shops, and apothecaries in the winter of 2016 in the coastal city of Malmö in southern Sweden. Today, Anonymouse's 25 handmade establishments can be found on the streets of Sweden, France, and the Isle of Man.

"AnonyMouse is a loosely connected network of mice and men," the collective tells My Modern Met. "Our main drive is to bring a little bit of everyday magic to children and pedestrians passing by." From a little record store filled with mouse-themed albums to a miniature Indian restaurant where all dishes are paneer, each street installation features an incredible amount of detail.

Every one of the tiny storefronts display beautiful facades, complete with signage, awning, and some even have little bicycles propped outside. While the tiny shopfronts are impressive enough on their own, the interiors of these little establishments bring them to the next level. AnonyMouse repurposes everyday objects-such as matchboxes and champagne corks-and turn them into furniture and other props for mice. "We think that at some point most kids like to imagine that there is a world parallel to ours wherein small animals live quite like we do but recycle things that we have lost," explains AnonyMouse. "So we try to incorporate as many human objects as we can."

As its name suggests, AnonyMouse's individual identities are unknown. "We believe that part of the allure of the installations is that they could have been built by anyone," the collective explains. "And also to let the focus remain on the scenery and not the creators." The team of artists work quickly to install each scene in the middle of the night, so that they can remain unidentified. The team also never reveals the precise locations of their installations, encouraging fans to search them out. The artists say, "People enjoy searching for clues of its whereabouts in the photos, analyzing the bricks and surroundings."

Scroll down to check out some of AnonyMouse's tiny mouse-themed stores and restaurants and find more from their portfolio on Instagram.

Swedish art collective AnonyMouse builds tiny restaurants, shops, and apothecaries for mice.

Each impressive piece of miniature art features beautiful facades, complete with signage, awning, and little tables and chairs.

This tiny record store even sells mouse-themed music.

AnonyMouse has created 25 handmade establishments on the streets of Sweden, France, and the Isle of Man.

For the interiors, the team repurpose everyday objects-such as matchboxes and champagne corks-and turn them into furniture and other props for mice.

The art collective never reveals the location of their installations, so when people discover them on their own, it's truly a magical experience.
AnonyMouse: Instagram
My Modern Met granted permission to feature photos by AnonyMouse.

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'AnonyMouse' Street Artists Install Miniature Shops and Restaurants for Mice on City Streets

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Inspired by the fantastical stories of Walt Disney, Don Bluth, Beatrix Potter, and Astrid Lindgren, Swedish art collective AnonyMouse crafts miniature worlds fit for mice that look just like little movie sets. The artists began building tiny restaurants, shops, and apothecaries in the winter of 2016 in the coastal city of Malmö in southern Sweden.

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Maybe something to do with a younger sibling