1. Blogging is fun…..when you take the plunge.
E. Phillips Fox | Australia/France 1865-1915 | Bathing hour (L’Heure de Bain) c.1909 | Oil on canvas | 183.5 x 113.3cm | Purchased 1946 | Collection: Queensland Art Gallery
2.Blogging takes time ……but is well worth the effort.
Artist Salvador Dalí, Year 1931, Type Oil on canvas, Dimensions 24 cm × 33 cm (9.5in x 13in)
3. Blogging makes great connections…….it even makes friends.
The Mantuan Circle of Friends 1602 Oil on canvas 101 x 77.5 cm (3′ 3.76″ x 30.51″) Private collection
4.Blogging allows for, and requires, reflection……it’s surprising what you will think and remember.
Auguste Rodin 1903 The Thinker Bronze and Marble – Musée Rodin
5. Blogging spreads the word…..about what’s important to us e.g. the creating, making and enjoyment of Visual Arts.
Renoir, Pierre Auguste (1841-1019) – 1867 Frederic Bazille at his Easel (Musee d’ Orsay)
6.Blogging creates understanding…..of others and our place in the World.
Artist: Joy Nakamarra (b. 1959 – ) Title: Honey Ants galjoy0708-1 Medium: Acrylic on LinenImage Size: 45 x 85cm Framed size: 75 x 115 cm
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Blogging showcases achievement…..and promotes excellence.
Lion Mask by Tahlia Grade 6 2009 at Taylors Lakes Primary School
8.Blogging creates a picture of what we’re about…… from the smaller parts to the “bigger picture”.
Grade 6 Mosaic, designed by Erika (pictured) presented at Graduation to Acting Principal Chris Sevior
9.Blogging fosters creativity…….. and also allows for our individuality.
Junk Sculpture by Mariam of Grade 4, Taylors Lakes Primary School.
10.Blogging is the creation of an Art form…… it allows us to appreciate, celebrate and embrace the learning fostered by the Blog’s existence.
Screen Capture of Visual Arts @Taylors Lakes Primary School Blog hosted by Edublogs.In conclusion, I highly recommend Blogging as a learning experience. It has enhanced my learning and teaching and, in so doing, enhanced my life.
Best Wishes on your own Blogging journey, Yvonne Osborn, Melbourne, Australia tlpsart@yahoo.com
