#lifewtr

[atlas-affogato]

I've been collecting LIFEWTR bottles, and therefore the art, since they first came out in 2017. My most recent project has been removing the art from the bottles and compiling them here in a scrapbook. Its not a complete collection, I'm missing some art as you can see, but I am looking to track those bottles down and add them to my collection.

(This also has the double effect of cutting down on how much stuff I'm taking with me when I move, as the bottles took up 2-3 boxes on their own. Now they are down to one small book!)

[gemgirl28]

#4, #9, and #12!!

Hi dear! Thanks for the asks!

I'm going to assume this is for zutara, but if not please feel free to send another 💜

4. Do they always share their food with each other? If so, do they both also have a favorite food that they like to share with each other as well? (Bonus points if they do it in lovey dovey couple style too)

I definitely think they try to, especially in the beginning. Eventually they'd learn what of each other's favorites they like (or can tolerate) and will share those. But there's some things I think they just never end up liking of the others (like I don't see Katara ever liking fire flakes) and that's okay.

9. Who is usually always requesting for more cuddling sessions?

Out loud? Katara. In nonverbal ways? Zuko. He's always pulling her to him when they sit on a couch together or giving her puppy dog eyes across a boring meeting room when he thinks no one is looking.

12. Who's always stealing the blanket at night while asleep?

1000% Katara. And as a firebender, Zuko runs hot enough at night that he doesn't need to fight for them back.

Send me a ship ask!

[brooklynmuseum]

"One of my favorite works in the Museum’s collection is this soothing, yet expressive, painting by the artist Ed Clark, which was exhibited in Soul of A Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power. Painted from 1978-1980, Clark used his signature technique of moving paint across the canvas with a janitor’s push broom instead of a paintbrush. The use of a broom, creating thick bands of color, imbues a sense of movement and monumentality to the work. For me, the painting conjures the image of a sunset—something I look forward to watching each night during quarantine." 

Posted by Julia Mellor, Assistant Manager, Special Events Ed Clark (American, 1926-2019). Untitled, 1978-1980. Acrylic and mixed media on canvas. Brooklyn Museum, Purchased with funds given by The LIFEWTR Fund at Frieze New York 2018, 2018.13. © Ed Clark (Photo: Courtesy of Weiss Berlin and the artist. Photo by Gunter Lepkowski)

[college-quotes]

The cheap $0.99 water is just as good as Life Water. When you get Life Water, you're paying extra for the privilege of pretty art on the bottle. It's a scam! But I still fall for it every time.

Student. holding an overpriced LIFEWTR bottle

[chrispiascik]

Here’s some more process shots of the mural I painted in Boston for LIFEWTR as a part of their program to build awareness for the need for more art education! I’m forever grateful to my high school art teacher for helping me realize that my work had merit and was worth pursuing. Up until high school I was sure that I was going to have a career in visual arts. That started to change when I started to realize that some of my classmates were able to draw more realistically than I was able to. At the time, I thought that meant I wasn’t “good enough” to continue on. My teacher helped me realize that realism wasn’t better, just a different thing. She explained that what I was doing was unique and had energy. She showed me different examples and artists and encouraged me to push on. It’s hard for me to imagine not being an illustrator at this point, I honestly can’t imagine doing anything else. (I’d thank my teacher by name, but I know she got married shortly after I graduated and I don’t know her new name. I went to Morgan High School in Clinton, CT. I’m not even sure if she’s still there.)

[221brownstone]

@LucyLiu  Show some ❤️❤️❤️for art education. Tag an art teacher or mentor who inspires you for #TeacherAppreciationWeek! #ThankATeacher @LIFEWTR

[fillogree]

I saw this ad-- on one of Thomas's videos actually! And it almost made me cry. I immediately thought of Roman after I collected myself. Please watch this. It's beautiful and uplifting and motivation for anyone who ever doubts their wonderful contributions. Don't ever stop, okay?

[historystudies1]

New brush pens are always the best. And they were on sale. $20!