Every week you are required to check the blog and write at least one relevant comment to one of the posts. When doing so please sign your comment with you first name, last initial and your period number. p.s. Look at this Home! It's like living inside a sculpture! " This amazing house was build in 2006 by Arquitectura Orgánica . A young couple with two children from Mexico City who after living in a conventional home wanted to change to one integrated to nature. The goal of this project was to make it feel like an internal inhabitant of a snail, like a mollusk moving from one chamber to another, like a symbiotic dweller of a huge fossil maternal cloister." Click here for more photos... I love it...Could you ever live in a house like this?

At the top there is a link to a page called: Student Submitted Links Check it out, and comment to submit you site ideas! Can be art/fashion/design/etc. sites you love or your own personal site :) p.s. the pic is from zooborns.com my favorite site for cute creatures!

If you have already practiced wheel throwing this week leave a comment with either advice or a fun story ...

Here's the full instructions to make your own: Sailor's Knot Bracelet. If you try it, show me the finished bracelet for 10 points extra credit!

http://articles.latimes.com/2011/feb/14/world/la-fg-egypt-artists-20110214 Read this article and respond with a correct answer to the following question to receive credit for LAST weeks blog participation points (for those who forgot to participate the 1st week) What impact did art have on egypt's revolution? There are multiple correct answers!

My visit to Mission San Juan Capistrano. My friend Amy, and I decided to drive 1 hours south to explore the mission, take photos and see what kind of baskets the Navajo are creating... close up, on a Navajo basket little baskets inside a BIG basket, wee! WeeeEeeeeEeeEeEeeEE! The mission! Pretty fountains everywhere, very fun to photograph! me+the mission=fun! on the drive home down Pacific Coast Highway, stumbled upon this pretty sunset! My 35 mm film from that day: votive candles from inside the mission church candelabra inside the mission church weird overexposed shot of pretty palm trees my friend, and fellow photo-enthusiast,amy Are there any cool places to take photos in Cerritos? Besides "fancy box cue" ...?

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