#item 150

[aint-mishbehavin]

Item 150

A ukiyo-e woodblock print depicting an image of your worst nightmare. (Caption it so we know what it is.)

[trashbrigade]

150. A ukiyo-e woodblock print depicting an image of your worst nightmare. (Caption it so we know what it is.)

[teamgoatsgoatsgoats]

Item 150:  A ukiyo-e woodblock print depicting an image of your worst nightmare. (Caption it so we know what it is.) ==> “Shelob”

[teamgoatsgoatsgoats]

Item #150 - IMAGE - (8 points) 

Kiss someone (consensually, of course) in front of the Gänseliesel in Göttingen.

[teamscrumtrulescent]

150. [IMAGE] From the sustainable, eco-friendly fairy tale: Cinderella’s grass slipper. - Rebecca N

[teamscrumtrulescent]

Helped my friends (who just had their 2nd baby) build a coat/shoe rack in their mudroom! -Rachel

150.  Your neighbor or one of your best friends has been putting off a small home improvement project, something that would only take an hour or two but summoning the energy to do it during the pandemic has been too stressful. Knock off some of their stress by helping them to complete that project, then show us the before and after. - Diane B.

[aint-mishbehavin]

Item 150

It's painting night — with a twist, of course. Using Zoom, Google Hangouts or other video conferencing software, each member of your team has to paint a portion of a famous painting. So if it was Van Gogh's Starry Night, you'd split the painting into a grid of 15 and each person on your team paints their assigned grid piece ONLY. Submit a still of all active team members holding up their pieces in the grid as if it is a completed image.

[teamgoatsgoatsgoats]

Item 150:  It's painting night — with a twist, of course. Using Zoom, Google Hangouts or other video conferencing software, each member of your team has to paint a portion of a famous painting. So if it was Van Gogh's Starry Night, you'd split the painting into a grid of 15 and each person on your team paints their assigned grid piece ONLY. Submit a still of all active team members holding up their pieces in the grid as if it is a completed image.

Composition II with Red Blue and Yellow ,1930, by Piet Mondrian