Last week I handmade a coptic stitch sketchbook, and I’m having a blast filling it up. I was drawing and painting a lot before, and enjoying each piece of art, but I wasn’t quite sure what to do with them afterwards. There’s only so much room on my art board above my studio space. Now that I’m working in my sketchbook, I still get to enjoy every piece of art, but each piece becomes part of a greater whole. It’s like working on a big art project without the pressure of committing to a big art project.
Are you getting tired of teleconferencing? Would you like more actual interaction with your human interactions during this time of isolation?
I have been testing my educational card games and board games with students from all over the world on Friday nights through an app called TableTop Simulator, and we find it’s so much better than a typical zoom call or video conferencing. Here’s 5 reasons why.
My personal favorites are Coup (2-6 players), One Night Ultimate Werewolf (5-10 players), and Dead of Winter (2-5 players). These are wildly different games, and there a lot of great games out there I’m excluding, so read on to find out why I chose each one…
