"Thank you Team America. Your guys were great. That was a great hockey game, the greatest. #goldcanadagold" @inkcanada
14 gold medals, 26 medals total. Way to go Team Canada!
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Sigh.
The code for this doodle and other doodles you can use on your blog can be found at Doodles.
STUDIO AKA have produced a stylized animation for the BBC to promote the Olympics. From their site:
BAFTA winning Director MARC CRASTE worked with desiger JON KLASSEN in creating the look of the spot, setting the film around a legendary quest, 'whereby an Inuit hero has to retrieve a spiritual stone that has been taken by a giant Bear from a mystical totem. In the process of his mission our hero draws on his skills in a series of challenging & physically brutal Olympic style sports to recover the precious ice locked stone, thus restoring light and peace to his dark and troubled world'.
If you haven't seen the stop-motion music video "Her Morning Elegance" by Oren Lavie, do yourself a favour and take a 3 and half minute break to watch it now.
[h/t: Mate & blogs]
Go team, go!
The code for this doodle and other doodles you can use on your blog can be found at Doodles.
Place your paper flat.
Fold your paper in half (the fold is on the left hand side in the photo.)
Draw half a heart on the paper. (Middle of the heart is the same place as the folded edge of the paper.)
Cut out the heart and discard (recycle) the extra paper.
If you were to open up the paper at this point, it would look something like this:
Draw some concentric half-heart lines (two lines shown) making sure to LEAVE A GAP BEFORE THE FOLDED EDGE.
Using an X-Acto knife and cutting mat, cut along the lines. Be sure leave a gap between the cut at the folded edge.
Open the heart out.
Gently fold the "middle" heart so the left side is behind the outer heart and the right side is above the outer heart. Gently fold the "inner" heart so the left side is above the middle heart and the right side is behind the middle heart.
It was brought to my attention that last year's Valentine's maze was a little challenging for the younger set. With that in mind, I this year I made one a little more, little kid friendly.
[Download the PDF for Heart Maze Valentine's Day cards.]
The code for this doodle and other doodles you can use on your blog can be found at Doodles.
Life is not a success only jouney.
So why is it that we have a "Fear of bad ideas"? Is it because we don't see the list of failed projects by successful people?
Recently, screenwriter Denis McGrath posted:
"I kind of look at it as -- it's my job to fail until I don't. You try something, fail, fail, fail, keep failing, and hopefully eventually you look at something and say, 'that's not a total failure' and then you nurture that little ember and follow it and hopefully you get somewhere."Want to have a really good idea? Try having some bad ones first.
The code for this doodle and other doodles you can use on your blog can be found at Doodles.
Canada's own, Name Your Tune, is giving away personalized songs by MP3! From their site:
Starting on February 11th and ending on February 12th at Midnight e.s.t., please fill out the form below to receive your 1 FREE Name Your Tune song by MP3. One Entry Per Person/Email.
Edited to add:
This offer has expired. I will post future promotions, coupons and give-aways on this blog.
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- Teeny Tags™"The only difference between a rut and a grave is the depth."(found on Sandra Bell-Lundy's blog)
The code for this doodle and other doodles you can use on your blog can be found at Doodles.
[Download the PDF for the Heart Maze.]
[Download the PDF for Heart Maze Valentine's Day cards.]
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