Monday, August 3, 2020
Spring has come, exams are rolling in, seniors are writing clay biographies, and the trees are turning wonderful shades of pink, green, and white. What better time to pull out watercolors and paint the scenery? A few hundred years ago, watercolor was considered a sketching medium and not fine art. […]
My leather boots hit the stones of the top floor, echoing weirdly in the silence as I strode to the edge of the stone fortress. Pink and red streaked the sky as I glanced up, and clouds wafted lazily across the sky. Yellow burst from the left side of me, […]
For my last article of the year, I would like to write about more advanced ballet positions. First and foremost, it is very important to stretch and warm-up your muscles. A couple of crunches or jumping jacks should do the trick. Or simply run in place for five minutes. Before […]
~ Sunrise ~ The sun glowed brightly over the lacy woods, smiling radiantly with the joy of a new day, as Mason and the three Bookers crashed through the underbrush. Breathing in the fragile morning air, Mason knew everything was different. It was as if he had died and […]
With the release of Greta Gerwig’s stunning production of Little Women in 2019, the original book written by Louisa May Alcott, the opportunity arises to look back at the previous Little Women film directed by Gillian Armstrong. Watching the 1992 film for the second time, many things ring true—Armstrong sets […]