animaux en quilling

Here are some creative ideas that helps you discoverand to create an 'animaux en quilling'. You can make a dog, rabbit, cat, horse, birds, frog and anything animaux you want. Use from with a basic quilling shape unto the more complex.

animaux en quilling

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easy face paint for toddler boys

Face painting is always fun and become the center of attention every children's party. Kids, especially toddler boys love to have a painted face. They can be a superheroes, prince, fairies, tigers and cats are all their  favorites. Here are some of toddler boys  face painting ideas that will keep you busy at any party. Some of them are easier than others to paint but let them all be the inspiration you find your own style and technique for face painting. Get some easy ideas for toddler boys face painting !

easy face paint for toddler boys

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shell animal creatures craft for kids

These is a fun craft project to with your kids on summer, while you and kids take a walk along the shore with your kids and search for treasures that are revealed with every wave. Pick up your favorites and fill your pockets. And there's so much you can do with your seashells. You can  transform them through activities or crafts to do with the kids, make some creatures animal what they like, it’s a great way to extend your beach adventure and make your memories last long after you get home.

shell animal creatures craft for kids

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easy and simple leaf craft for kids

If you are looking for an easy and simple leaf craft project for kids of any age here are some ideas you can try. All you need is some drawing paper, colored pencils, glue, and of course, your leaves. Have your kids draw .Take advantage of this quality time with your kids with some of these fun craft projectideas for all those autumn leaves!

easy and simple leaf craft for kids

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Oskar Mulley landscape paintings artwork

Austrian artist Oskar Mulley  (1891 - 1949 ) was born in Carinthia and taught at the Munich Trade School and the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. In 1918 Oskar moved to Kufstein in Tyrol and there became adept at painting alpine scenes. Most of his artwork is dramatically composed mountainous views, painted in a pastose technique using a spatula.  Humans are never visible in works, and only the occasional secluded farmstead or wayside shrine alludes to the presence of man and stands in sharp contrast to the towering immensity of his mountains. 

Oskar Mulley landscape paintings artwork

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