Saturday Morning Cartoons
Watching Saturday Morning Cartoons is a lot of fun, but learning how to draw them is even more entertaining!
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HI there! 2008 will mark 18 years of me teaching art to kids. A lot of these kids that I have taught have grown up, and now I'm teaching THEIR kids. That's crazy! LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE FOR THESE SPECIAL ART LESSONS! These ART FUNSHOPS will be held in my art studio, near Baker Elementary School in Altoona, PA.
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I love saturday morning cartoons
I love saturday morning cartoons.... The smurfs, the old transformer series, mask, gi joe, gargoyes (all my generation shows by the way).
Jeff
The Eye of the Beholder
I came across this story about a budding cartoonist in Brooklyn today. It seems that 6-year-old Natalie Shae of Brooklyn took advantage of last week's pleasant fall weather to decorate the sidewalk with a blue flower. Her medium of choice was chalk. Well, apparently one of the neighbors took issue with the first-grader's flower, and called the local complaint line for graffiti. The cops arrived and threatened to fine ($300!) Natalie's mom because of the "graffiti." A heavy rain erased the apparently offensive flower, and Natalie got off with just a warning. (Read the story here.)
So, watch where you put your doodles -- what you think of as art may be interpreted by somebody else as vandalism!
Loitering
I suppose kids playing baseball in the park or on the street will be cited for loitering. Such a shame. So if the neighbor put a potted flower or plant on the stoop could Natalie call and say the neighbor is putting garbage on her stoop and should be cited? If the stoop is private property then how can it be cited as graffitti?