Graffiti artist Franco-Swiss hopes to inspire contemplation through his colossal effort on the summit of an Alpine peak in Switzerland. MOLESON, Switzerland, Aug 26 – Monumental work by French artist encourages contemplation via childish awe at clouds moving over on a mountainside. According to the artist’s website, Un nouveau souffle (A New Lease on Life) is a 16145 square foot painting on the Moleson peak in the Swiss Alps. To symbolize the connection between children and skygazing, the artist used biodegradable paints produced from natural colors such as coal and chalk to depict a little boy blowing bubbles in a region noted for its clouds, according to Reuters. We live in a world that is heavy and we need a little lightness. I suppose the clouds are also a little of a dream, the imagination, said Mr. Grassley. I remember when I was a kid, I was always visualizing patterns in the sky. This is a time for us to breathe and relearn the art of creating the world of tomorrow by imagining it.

A maritime battle between the Netherlands and England is taking place near the conclusion of the Golden Age.Each pupil draws a ship from a certain time period. Take a look at pictures of ships in a fight. Who or what stands out to you? Are you able to tell the difference between Dutch and British ships? Do you notice additional flags? Is there anything you can make out in the first painting’s foreground? Describe the sails in detail. How do you know that those ships are engaged in combat?

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It all starts with Step 1, On the largest sheet, paint the backdrop with liquid water color paint first. The water is black at the bottom (nearby) and brighter further away (add water). Second step draw a VOC-ship using oil pastels on the A4 sheet then color it in with markers. For example, a lifeboat, a fire, and an anchor are all things that can be seen in the water during a battle. Remember to paint the sails white! It’s time for step three! Use freshwater resources color paint on your drawing to make it pop. With a paper towel, remove the excess paint from the white sails. Then, let it dry. In the last step. All portions should be cut out, leaving a blue edge. Glue ice cream tends to stick behind the loose sections to keep them in place. You can use the large blue painted sheet to pick where you want the hour ship and the other things to be placed on the large blue sheet. This sheet can be cut into 3 cm thick sections. The artwork is complete when the sticks are placed in the background.