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Youtube daily Jun 13 2018

Hello everyone. It's Lou's screenshot tuto. Today we

let's learn how to create a lexicon in a google sites. It's a

video once again dedicated to madam turtle who still wants for the

back to do a site for these students with google sites, who want to integrate a

lexicon. I will start by creating a lexicon page. Here I am on google

valerian sites that I hope to have the time to develop a day and

precisely I had the idea to make a glossary a kind of bestiary

concerning the universe of Valerian.

I will start by naming the file that I would like to get in this

lexicon. That's the bestiary of Valerian, lexicon or glossary, it's up to

about the same thing.

I will put my alphabet,

transform my letters in subtitle,

and the first critters I have want to describe in this primer it

will be the Shingouz who are my extraterrestrials preferred in the series.

A, B and we get to S, of course I am doing very fast,

I do not have time to do all this abecedary there today. I publish and

I will create a new page, the page concerning the Shingouz.

That's my page is created. I'm going to everything next look for a small picture

nice for the illustration and you saw I put "do not show anymore in

the navigation menu "so that this page

will not appear directly in the navigation menu.

I took a picture that I can reuse.

I will go get the link. Is that I directly take the link from the

com? I just have to copy the link from the image. I may go back to the previous one

still there is better fit. Go! I copy the link and I will import it

on my page. I copy the image from the url, I record, that's it

a nice picture for describe these creatures. As usual

in a new page you will refocus the title, you redefine the

tile and here I will describe a little bit the content of this page.

The shingouz are creatures et cetera and so on. They

appear in the album ...

and then once I feel that it's complete, I'll publish. I

then go back to my lexicon page which she appears well in the menu of

navigation. To do this manipulation,

do not forget to publish the page former.

That's it, I go back to my lexicon, I'm there go back on my little my little sentence

"shingouz" and insert a link hypertext to be able to go

directly on the relevant page which is not visible in the pane of

navigation. I select, I apply, I publish and we'll see now what

that this gives on the site once published. This is the published site.

I have a home page, a Lexicon page, on lexicon, I click,

I arrive directly on the page that

interests me. This is Mrs. Turtle and all others, I hope this video you

will be useful. I'll see you soon for new tutorials. feel free to

liker if you liked and then do not forget to subscribe to the

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5 Project Management Tools: Finish Your Project Faster - Duration: 8:01.

Did you know that many common goals can be classified as projects?

Examples could be starting a new side hustle, renovating your kitchen, launching a new product,

running a marathon.

They all have a start and an ending and many interrelated tasks that must be completed

in order to create a win.

So, how can you maximize your chances of crushing your project goal?

There's two things.

First, see yourself as a project manager.

It's a simple, small mind shift change, but it'll really help you succeed.

Secondly, get your hands on a few project management tools that will help you stay organized,

manage all those moving pieces, and meet your goal on time.

Now, these tools can be very simple and you may have them lying around your office already.

So, if you want to think bigger, achieve your goals, and enjoy the process, be sure to subscribe

to this YouTube channel.

Hit the bell icon so you get notifications whenever we come out with a new video.

Hi, my name's Lucas, I work at BestSelf Co., and I'm here today to show you five very simple

project management tools that will help you stay organized and crush your project goals.

Let's dive in.

The first tool is very simple, it's a pad of paper and pen.

This might sound really simple, but it's super important that you grab a piece of paper and

pen and brain dump everything that you might need for your project.

So, when you're brain dumping, just get it all out, even the dumb ideas, even the things

that seem ridiculous.

Put it on a piece of paper.

You never know what little nuggets can come from those crazy ideas.

During your brain dump, focus your thoughts on six areas: tasks that need to be completed

for the project, ideas you have, resources you'll need, people you'll need to contact,

questions you need to answer, and problems to solve and hurdles to overcome.

After a brain dump, that is when you start to organize all the tasks that need to be

done.

That is actually why we created the Project Action Pad.

Oftentimes, projects can be overwhelming just because of how much you have to think about

all the moving parts.

That's why we created the Project Action Pad, to create an external brain, so that you can

spend time at the beginning of your project organizing everything that needs to be done,

outlining it, seeing it all in front of you on that Project Action Pad.

Now, instead of using your mental energy on thinking what's five steps ahead, the Project

Action Pad has that already.

You just need to worry about what's ahead of you right now, the one thing that you need

to accomplish, the one hurdle you need to jump, the one person you need to connect to,

instead of wasting all your energy trying to juggle all these balls.

The next super simple but effective tool for project management is having a unified filing

system, like Google Drive and Dropbox.

Having a unified filing system will make your life so much easier.

This is especially true if you have a project with multiple people in it.

There's nothing worse than trying to find something and being so frustrated because

everyone's naming everything different, there's these random folders everywhere.

You're spending all your time trying to search for things instead of working.

For me, I like Google Drive.

One, it's free, that's nice, and also, I like that multiple people can be collaborating

on a document at the same time.

Also, I like the forms where we can create unified outputs.

But here's some tools to help you with organizing your system.

You want to create a filing structure that is simple.

You don't need this elaborate, multi-tiered folder system.

You want to make it to where if you hired someone new to the team, they could easily

pick up on where things go, how they're named.

Speaking of how it's named, it's important that you're making the naming convention something

that makes sense, that's logical.

I like having the date with the year, month, and day, just to organize it in terms of when

something's been added, updated, et cetera.

Also, use the sharing functionality to be able to collaborate with people inside and

outside of the company.

Additionally, manage the permissions so that people that should have access have access,

people that shouldn't have access to certain things don't.

Lastly, it's always good just to do a little tidying up from time to time to make sure

that people are naming things correctly, the folders are being used like they should, permissions

are correct.

It's best to have a system that is uniform so that everyone can find what they need to

find where they need to find it, and you're not spending all this time and energy finding

files.

So, the next simple but effective project management tool is a calendar.

For us, we have a wall calendar that we like to use.

A calendar is simple but effective to help fend off procrastination.

You can see in one view what needs to be done, when.

So, now that you have all the tasks lined out, you can map out on your calendar what

needs to be done at what time.

Some tasks might overlap, some might have hard deadlines, others might have a range

in which they need to be completed before the next task can be done.

It's also important, on the calendar, to put other things that are unrelated to the project.

So, if you have a calendar that's just for the project, you might forget that you have

a vacation scheduled for this time or there's a holiday on this day.

You want to have it so that the calendar includes non-project based things.

Lastly, it helps visualize the countdown.

So, if you wanted to finish a project in 30 days, you can visually see the time ticking

away.

This helps motivate you in terms of not procrastinating, not pushing things off.

You can see the time that is remaining getting smaller and smaller, and that can help motivate

you to keep pushing forward.

The fifth and final simple but effective project management tool is having some kind of communication

system.

That could be Slack, Trello, Quip.

There's a bunch of things out there.

At BestSelf, we use Slack.

We communicate mostly using GIFs and memes now.

It's super important that you use a uniform communication system.

It helps cut down miscommunication, it helps communicate to a lot of people all at once.

It also helps with flagging potential issues with the project because you have more people

involved in the conversation.

Slack also has a free version which, again, is awesome.

You can have both group and direct messages, you can have private channels, group channels.

It's also very scalable if your business grows.

And I know, for me, it's also good for keeping a log of the communications.

So, say I step out for a few hours and there's a bunch of people talking on a group chat,

I can always come back and scroll to the top of the conversation and follow the thread

so that I'm up to speed on what's going on.

In terms of project management, you can also create channels specifically for your project

so that everyone that needs to know about something is in the know, they're a part of

the discussion, and you can share files that way and everything.

A little insider tip is to create a channel specifically for your project.

When your goal has multiple moving parts, you'll get better results if you tackle it

with a project management mentality.

This simply means taking in the big picture, staying ahead of the game so you don't get

caught up and overwhelmed, decision fatigue, and you don't drop the ball when the project's

rolling.

That is the beauty of simple tools.

They can help you stay organized without adding too much complexity.

So, empower yourself with the Project Action Pad.

This tool is perfect for tracking your progress of a project.

If you'd like to hear more about external brains, check out these videos on the Project

Action Pad and the Weekly Action Pad.

Thanks for watching, and we're excited to hear what projects you want to accomplish

with these five simple project management tools.

See you.

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Consumers' Next Big Threat: Judge Allows Mega-Merger Of Corporate Media - Duration: 4:51.

We'll go now to Mike Papantonio, host of America's Lawyer, right here on our team.

Mike, great to see you.

The AT&T-Time Warner deal has been on the docket since 2016.

What is the danger to consumers?

Should the DOJ allow this merger to happen?

If you can explain anti-trust in a nutshell, if you can.

Well, anti-trust law in the United States is designed to prevent the formation of monopolies

that drive out competition, and that's exactly what this AT&T-Time Warner merger is gonna

do.

With this merger comes two major threats to Americans.

The first and most obvious is it leads to a limited number of viewpoints that are expressed

in the media.

Now we already had that when Bill Clinton gave us this train wreck that we have right

now.

This is part of the train wreck, when he signed the Telecommunications Act.

So, a limited number of viewpoints is what we live with already.

Which then leads to this ... and by the way, the only good news is because of this concept

of limited viewpoints, is Zucker probably needs to go get another job.

That's the only good thing that comes out of this.

They've got to get rid of the guys.

AT&T has enough sense to know that.

But other than that, there's nothing good that comes out of this.

It leads to dumbed down public.

The second issue is that it could lead to a major spike in prices that consumers have

to pay when competition is pushed out of the market, and the choice factor is taken out

of the equation.

But again, the bigger issue isn't just the dollars and cents of all of it.

It's about the consolidation of media and what that's done to the American public.

Understand, around 1940's and the '50's, then all the way to the 1980's, there were 80 to

85 independent organizations that owned everything.

Now it's down to four.

This potentially could make it even worse than that.

This comes out of this brain child that Bill Clinton had.

We can't forget that.

We can't not be historians here.

When he signed the Telecommunications Act, he knew exactly what he was doing.

He thought that he was gonna be the darling of the media, and in fact, what we're faced

with now.

This is a train wreck.

I've got to tell you.

It's an absolute train wreck for the American public.

Now Pap, we all know that in a court of law, precedence is everything.

It can have lasting impacts on all future cases that follow.

How might this ruling, whatever it may be, out of the DOJ, how will it affect other similar

mega mergers, like Comcast and Disney, heading into a potential bidding war over some Fox

properties?

The horse is out of the stall, man.

It's at a full run.

We see Bayer and Monsanto.

We see DuPont and Dow.

We see one merger after another because we don't really have any regulators that understand

how dangerous it is, or at least they don't care.

Interesting thing, as these mergers take place, take a look at the regulators, people from

the DOJ for example, regulators with the FCC, regulators that should be stopping all of

this.

Take a look, you're gonna be fascinated by this, at the number of those regulators that

all of a sudden are leaving their job with the government and going to work with the

AT&Ts and the Time Warners in the midst of this merger.

The worst thing about it is we're also looking at the problem of net neutrality.

Now the net neutrality problem is on us.

These same people, AT&T, is gonna be able to make a decision ... Well, let's throttle

back independents.

Let's throttle them back and let's only have our word out there, and there's no cost to

them.

The cost is gonna be coming to the independents who have to pay more to get their material

out there.

Now you have AT&T.

They own your phones.

They own your internet service.

Sure.

And now, they own the media.

This is a train wreck, and of course, corporate media won't say a word about it because corporate

media wants this to happen.

Corporate media thinks bigger is better, and the people at the top of the food chain, like

this cat who's gonna sell all of his interests after this is done, become a gazillionaire.

He's gonna move on, and the public is going to be left with this toxic disaster because

we have a DOJ asleep at the wheel.

I don't even know if they're asleep at the wheel.

I think they know what they're doing.

They really don't care anymore.

It's well beyond simply not understanding the facts.

They understand what a monopoly is.

That's what we have here.

You hit the nail on the head there, Mike.

As we know, the guys that retire from Capitol Hill, they go right into private corporation

and do the same thing, and profit off the laws that they just passed the year before.

As always, thanks for chiming in with your expertise on this.

Mike Papantonio, host of America's Lawyer.

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EE.UU., México y Canadá serán la sede del Mundial 2026 - Duration: 2:02.

Así que tenemos el ganador de la Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2026.

Las asociaciones miembro de Canadá, México y EE. UU.

Han sido seleccionados por el Congreso de la FIFA para albergar la Copa del Mundo 2026. Gracias.

Lo siento, es muy emotivo para nosotros hoy. Gracias Presidente Infantino

Compañeros presidentes, secretarios generales y todos los miembros de nuestra familia FIFA.

En nombre de nuestra oferta, Canadá, México y mi país, los Estados Unidos, muchas gracias por este increíble honor.

Gracias por confiarnos este privilegio, el privilegio de ser sede de la Copa Mundial de la FIFA en 2026

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Browsing Overview of GAT Shield for G Suite - Duration: 2:08.

GAT Shield browsing allows admins to view all sites their users are browsing.

Starting at the top, you can click on the load more data button to look further

into the history of your users browsing activity. These pie charts here show you

the visits made to sites, the time spent on those sites, the number of visits

by a user, and the time spent on sites by users.

In this area, we can view what site URLs were recently visited. The time spent on

that site, when the user opened or closed that site, and which user it was. As an

admin you can apply tags to sites to add a tag we need to click on the URL

tagging section. Click on 'add a tag'. In this example I could tag youtube.com/ as

video and learning the results would then show on the browsing section. To see

those tags in action simply apply a filter and use the tag 'search'. In this

example I will see if one of my OUs or visiting sites that are tagged to

social. Now I can see the results. The charts will also represent the new

information. I can also export the data as CSV if I want. You may notice that

some sites only displayed our name rather than the entire URL. This is done

by super admins in the URL mapping section. Here we can add a mapping for

example youtube.com/ can be displayed as YouTube. To get an overall summary of the

activity for a period of time, select browsing summary at the top of the

screen in the browsing section. Here you can select a range for the data. Our

scope is currently set on domain. I can change that to a subdomain if I wish the

scope can also be changed to search for OUs, Groups, Users. And for educational

domains, you'll have an option for courses which will allow you to select

your Google classrooms. In this example, I'll look for the browsing activity for

my marketing OU for the past 30 days. Here I can see which users spent the

most time on sites and what sites they spent that time on. You can also export

any of these charts as PNG files. That concludes this GAT Shield how-to. Thanks

for watching.

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Meghan Markle brings out Prince Charles' 'PLAYFUL SIDE' for THIS shocking reason - Duration: 3:16.

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Peggy Carter's Funeral Scene | Captain America: Civil War (2016) IMAX Movie Clip 4K (+Subtitles) - Duration: 3:43.

Thank you. Unprecedented.

Okay. Case closed. I win.

I have to go.

And now, I would like to invite Sharon Carter

to come up and say a few words.

Margaret Carter was known to most as a founder of S.H.I.E.L.D...

but I just knew her as Aunt Peggy.

She had a photograph in her office.

Aunt Peggy standing next to JFK.

As a kid, that was pretty cool.

But it was a lot to live up to.

Which is why I never told anyone we were related.

I asked her once how she managed

to master diplomacy and espionage...

in a time when no one wanted to see a woman succeed at either.

She said, compromise where you can.

But where you can't, don't.

Even if everyone is telling you that something wrong is something right.

Even if the whole world is telling you to move...

it is your duty to plant yourself like a tree...

look them in the eye and say "No, you move."

When I came out of the ice,

I thought everyone I had known was gone.

Then I found out she was alive.

I was just lucky to have her.

She had you back, too.

Who else signed?

Tony, Rhodey, Vision.

Clint?

Says he's retired.

- Wanda? - TBD.

I'm off to Vienna for the signing of the Accords.

There's plenty of room on the jet.

Just because it's the path of least resistance...

doesn't mean it's the wrong path.

Staying together is more important than how we stay together.

What are we giving up to do it?

I'm sorry, Nat.

I can't sign it.

I know.

Then what are you doing here?

I didn't want you to be alone.

Come here.

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Testing my BMW M3 upgrades! - Duration: 12:33.

Hey everybody welcome back to the garage my name is Justin we just finished up

our first track day of the year in my 1994 BMW 325is we got to try out all of

the new upgrades that we did to the car in the offseason in addition we got to

try out all of my new racing safety gear everything worked out great we had a

good weekend we're gonna bring you some of the race action and let you know how

things went

so we were out at Pueblo Motorsports Park for the weekend in Pueblo Colorado

one of my favorite local tracks to drive at we're driving with the NASA car club

doing some HPDE so technically not racing but race training or

high-performance driving experience as they call it we did a number of drills

and other things which we'll get to in a minute this is just some of the open

lapping during one of the sessions and I had some high hopes for this video I had

recorded a bit of footage on the side and the paddock and getting in the car

and getting ready and that kind of thing trying to show off some of the new race

gear and make it a little bit more entertaining but I somehow lost all of

that video and all I have is the track footage in my intro and outro so

unfortunately this video is not quite as exciting as I had hoped it would be it's

a little bit boring just some generic track driving with the voice overlay of

course which your ear and we do right now but at any rate we had a lot of fun

out there and this was the first event in my 325is BMW after all of the M3

upgrades that I put on now if you go back and take a look at that video we

did all kinds of stuff and as you see the Mustang zooming off in straightaways

and then not doing much at all in the turns you get that a lot in HPDE and

open track days and things but we'll get around him in a minute here but anyways

back to the car so yeah we did a whole bunch of M3 upgrades on the car M3 front

brakes, calipers, rotors, new hubs and new spindles from an M3 car new lower

control arms we also did the M3 eBay front bumper and then the hard motor

sports brake duct kit to go along with that we have that fancy new Sparco

steering wheel which was awesome on the car and of course the Z3 steering rack

and you'll notice after that Mustang blasted us on the front straightaway

we're gonna catch right back up with him by the end

turn one my car does about 110 miles an hour on the Pueblo front straight and

it's a pretty long front straightaway but you can see the cornering grip of

the BMW is insanely superior to that of this Mustang and usually these cars

they've got you know crummy tires or just the tires from their factory

delivery situation so I'm not sure what this guy would have had on this

particular car but usually that's the case so they have massive straight-line

acceleration as you can see and where they're breaking for the turn I'm not

really doing much and I can fly right through this stuff but the BMW worked

awesome and I got the new Hankook RS4 tires on there I was pulling over

1.25g's in the corners with the car which is pretty insane for

a street tire the RS4 are really nice and that guy pointed me by there I

don't even think that was a oh no it was this was all open passing I forgot at

that time of day so at least that was nice and getting through these tight

sections of the course and again so the car yeah working awesome can't complain

I think the M3 upgrades made a huge huge difference in the handling and the feel

of the car

and switching over to one of the drills that we usually do at HPDE this is the

side by side drill you basically get side by side next to another car you can

drive that way down the entire track so you're either offline when you're on the

outside of the track or you're online if you're on the inside of the track so you

get to see different parts of the track that you would normally not see if you

were driving the racing lines so going into turn one at Pueblo sometime on the

outside and I'm on the left-hand side of the pair I'm getting way out on the edge

of the track and then coming up for turn two I will switch back to the inside

which is the race line and you can kind of see how this works out and how the

car on the right is being pushed off the race line into the outside but just an

interesting drill one to get used to having cars driving right next to you

door-to-door the whole way around the track and learning you know where you

would have to be on track were you in a wheel to wheel racing situation and what

the grip or what the surface is like out there at the same time so a pretty fun

drill to do overall you do this for I think we did three laps maybe four where

and then you switch sides basically you get on the front straightaway and you

switch to the other side and go and do it again and then eventually on lap four

I think you go into single file and basically go back into normal racing

mode with the normal passing restrictions now by this point I had a

pretty good feel of the new car setup and the new tires in the morning session

on the first day the Hankook RS fours we're brand new they hadn't been

scrubbed in or anything so the car was a little bit sketchy and a little bit

squirrely until the tires got initial manufacturing you know molding

knocked off the tire and got into the real rubber but after that they were

great like I said pulling some pretty good

g-forces with the tires and with the car in the new setup and I think the biggest

thing I noticed about all of these m3 upgrades before the front end the brakes

the hubs knuckles and the bearings all of that stuff improved the steering

feedback and feel immensely it was like a night and day difference the car was

totally transformed everything was more precise more smooth more direct and it

just felt like a an awesome proper race car whereas the stock BMW 325is

you guys have probably heard me complain about the steering on those things in

the past and that's just the nature of the stock car the steering is just

really slow in many many turns lock to lock where with the Z3 steering rack

tightens things up and shortens the steering overall so a much much better

racing and driving experience

one of the other drills that we do in HPDE is the flying start so an actual

race start as if we were in a wheeled wheel road race and this one is pretty

dang fun unfortunately I didn't realize until I was partway down the front

straightaway that my stupid hood was not securely latched and as we started

accelerating to the green flag here on the front straightaway my hood was

bouncing in the wind and was just not safe and not secure so I was super bomb

dad to slow down and basically let this other car get in front of me whereas

normally I would have kept up with the rest of the pack the last thing I wanted

was for my hood to get stuck under a wind gust and go flying up and smash my

windshield and you know possibly caused some other kind of accidents so that was

a bummer and had to take it slow through this first lap here before I could get

off into the hot pits

once we got the hood shut and secured properly everything was back in good on

the track now the reason why the hood didn't shut all the way if you guys

remember in that video not too long ago where I did all of the upgrades I

included the M3 bumper as well as a new front nose panel when that wasn't all

dented and dinged up my hood was still dented but the nose panel was not dented

so what happened was it didn't have a flush seam where the hood shut on to the

nose panel and that basically prevented the hood from latching securely all the

way and I just didn't get it shut tight enough before heading out onto this

particular track session but I got that fixed took a hammer to the hood got the

dent out of it so now it shuts all right and as for that M3 bumper and the

Hard Motorsports brake kit I had zero issues with the brakes all day that was

also an awesome upgrade in the past when tracking this car my brakes would

overheat or I would get a little bit of fade but with that Hard Motorsports

brake kit along with the new M3 brakes and the new brake pads everything was

perfect there was plenty of cooling in there the brake pads survived with no

issues and I was able to run the car pretty hard for almost the entire 20

minute TT session or HPDE session so that was a huge improvement as well in the

car was really working good alright so one final hot lap in the car I'll have

no narration on this one but I basically put down my hottest time of the weekend

I was using the TrackAddict app to record my times and this was a good one

and you'll see a little fist pump at the end of the lab I was pretty pumped about it

all right everybody there you go hope you enjoyed the video the first track

day of 2018 in the e36 BMW I am loving this car as I probably already mentioned

it's working really good no issues no problems driving really fast and we're

looking forward to getting back out on the track so if you have any thoughts

comments or questions like always leave them down below I would love to hear

from you we're doing more racing real soon here

so stick around and stay fast out there because I am checking out will talk to

you all next time

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Art Journaling with Jane Davenport | Craftsy | Michaels - Duration: 4:59.

- Hi, I'm Jane Davenport,

and this is my Maker's Story.

I didn't go to art school.

I don't have any formal qualifications.

But I've always drawn and painted.

I have such an acute form of loving color,

loving art supplies, that I joke,

and say I have rainbow-itis to normalize it.

And I discovered art journaling through another artist,

and it really rocked my world.

The joy of an art journal is there's no fixed end,

and there's no outcome,

and I don't have to finish something.

No one ever has to look at it.

It's purely for me.

For people that have never considered this before,

or have always thought, I'm not an artist,

I can't do this, I have no talent,

forget all of that.

There's no rules,

so you can literally create whatever you like.

Now I wanna show you one way

of starting a page in an art journal.

First thing you need is some really nice paper.

I love working in a journal with watercolor paper.

So I like to get all of my art supplies out.

I have all of my colors, so that I feel inspired,

and they just make me feel happy.

The basics, I feel, have to be acrylic paint.

So matte acrylic paint allows me to use colored pencil,

paint pens, pastels, and ink,

or whatever I want to use on top of them.

I like to break up the page

so that I don't get blank page-itis.

So what I tend to do is grab a favorite color,

and then I can write whatever's on my mind.

Now I'm just going to add some color.

And again, I'm working intuitively.

So I'm just gonna add a little bit of a color

that feels nice at the time.

I'm gonna paint right over what I've already created.

Just getting a slightly damp paintbrush,

and just spreading those colors out.

And what I like to try and do is just sink into that feeling

of the paint and the paintbrush.

It just feels really nice.

So it doesn't matter what this looks like.

There are no rules.

There's no reason to do any particular thing,

'cause this is just part of a journey, part of a page.

Now I'm just going to look at what I've got happening,

and pick out one favorite bit.

And I love this bit here with the copper.

So I've added a little bit more

of the copper here and there.

So I'm adding more of what's making me happy

to this creative mess, and it is a mess.

I really want to add another bit of contrast,

so a color that's from the opposite spectrum.

So I've got warm colors, fire colors.

And so I'm gonna add something completely opposite.

Other wonderful, valuable thing about keeping a journal,

an art journal, is you get to learn your materials.

So I'm gonna use some crayons, and just add some marks.

The next thing I want to do

is add a little bit of light to this,

a little bit of lightness.

So I've got a white crayon again.

And I'm kind of gonna randomly place it.

It might be stars eventually, I don't know.

I just feel like doing dots.

If I feel like doing a few little scallops here on the side,

then I'm gonna do a little few scallops on the side.

And to me, this now feels like

I've got a bit of a circus happening.

And I think something is emerging from the paper.

So I'm just gonna really loosely draw.

Now this is a paint marker,

so I know that it's going to work on top of this.

But again, I'm not judging.

I've got eyes, mouths in the wrong spot.

It's a journal,

and if at any point I don't like

what it is that I'm creating,

I can just turn to another page.

I wanna make these lips stand out a bit, too,

so I'm going to just add some paint markers.

These are terrific,

because you can block whatever is out underneath.

They dry very quickly.

So I've got texture going on.

I've got shiny versus matte.

All of these things are making me feel very happy.

And it's just this adding of layers,

making things more and more complex as I go along,

that is, it's fun.

So this is my message to myself for the day.

And I say, trust the mess,

because the mess is so much fun to create. (laughs)

This has been a cathartic process.

And I really am ready to create a little bit more.

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