RiverJvari

On the morning of January 10th, there was an activity for children at my workplace (I currently work at a special needs children's center, serving preschool children with SEN). The last activity was for the children to play with red, yellow, and blue colored clay. We originally asked them to use it to make small dots, but the SEN children's creativity was off the charts (which was entirely expected), resulting in a huge pile of mixed-color clay. My colleague didn't plan to save it for later, but since the clay was still moist and could be used again, I figured I might as well keep it all for myself (the result was three large boxes; thankfully, it was light clay, so it wasn't heavy). So I'll probably continue using this clay to create a bunch of works. However, because the moisture content has decreased slightly compared to brand new clay, the joints will not adhere properly after drying, so I can only try to create a piece that is formed as one piece as possible.

Somethings are funny because I always receive birthday wishes on 8Aug. I received two cake badges today. But my birthday is on 25Aug... Well~ My DOB of DA account does not have any mistake. Most years ago my google account would change the doodle to birthday cakes on 8Aug. (So that I found my birthday setting has been changed to 8Aug automatically.) In 2025 my birthday also is Liberation Day of Hong Kong.

Well~ Now I know all of my paper pens are paper stumps but not tortillons hahahahaha~~~🤣 This is my first time playing with charcoal pencils and paper stumps. When I went to by some charcoals from the art shop today, I finally found the difference between paper stump and tortillon... And I bought some charcoals and will play with them later. (Of course for drawing, not suicide) I have 6 paper stumps but do not have any tortillons, so I need to change the name of the drawing tools...