This is the story I submitted to the Queen’s Commonwealth Competition and recieved a gold award for. The prompt was to add my own twist to a folktale, so I took two and merged them together. Tiddalik the Frog used to live near a pond in a forest. He was brown-colored with green dots all […]
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Want some rice ice cream? Or maybe you would prefer milk chip chili? If you like creating abominations, experimenting or just playing around, you might want to check out a few open world/sandbox games. I’ve complied a list right here. Sandbox Vs Openworld Sandbox and open-world games are often used as synoynms. When you check
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My family is full of architects and artists, and as an result there are many art-related books and magazines in the living room of my house’s bookshelf. One of these books is an anatomy book, titled “Figure Drawing” by Ata. Here and there I would go through the book for drawing references. But as I
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I’ve always known that I like art. That much was certain. Writing though, wasn’t something I thought about until recently. My 8th grade English teacher seemed to genuinely enjoy my work. My dad was always impressed by what I wrote for school (though that might just be him being a dad). My current English teacher
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