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UPCOMING WORKSHOP: I Can Code??? (Yes, You Can!) -- Join us as we demystify the language of computer code, and hook you up with fun, engaging, and accessible tools! REGISTER: https://t.co/A4ShgS05ft

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2019-03-15

Some of my favorite elements from a group of illustrations based in education that I’m working on.

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2019-03-14

Thelma Johnson Streat (1911-1959), artist, dancer, and educator who was the first African American woman to have a painting exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, in 1942

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2019-03-12

Not sure if trading or educated gambling

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2019-03-12

Some recent art commissioned for . Every day here is a miracle — my science education ceased after junior year of high school. whoops!

My email is always open for artists who don't mind pouring through a study or two! 🔬🥼🎨

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2019-03-12

Began practicing some armor drawing, so decide to make my own take on the amazing Berserk pose and art. No tracing involve (but of course I use the original as reference). It was highly educational!

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2019-03-12

From 1895-1905, Yeiko Mizobe So ran a shelter for Japanese immigrant women escaping domestic violence. Despite constant threats from abusers & those who enabled them, she provided housing, education, and even reproductive health services to over 700 women. https://t.co/OnsNrkfyRd

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2019-03-11

Hace tiempo que quería dibujar a Otis (*´﹀`*) 💖🍃

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2019-03-12

Canadians have come up with lots of odd, innovative, and downright zany ways to transport good and people. Check out some of these modes of in our latest education newsletter. https://t.co/U6hG35KikY

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2019-03-11

Let's all educate ourselves about the most heavily trafficked mammal in the world so it stands a chance of surviving!

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2019-03-11

It's been an educational year for

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My toon from 23/2/18

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2019-03-11

At the age of 13 Michelangelo was admitted to the house of Lorenzo de Medici. He studied humanism w/ the greatest minds of Italy. Our children would do well to study the past. It's our job to give our children the highest in art and literature

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2019-03-10

Rae / they/them / 25 / Artist, Illustrator and Educator!
You can find my scribbles on Tumblr, deviantART Instagram, and also Ko-fi, Society6 and Gumroad under the same name!
Thanks for following me all the way out here!
I also illustrate a webcomic:
https://t.co/2qJRD9t6zd

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2019-03-09

👩‍⚕️🥼The achievements of early-modern midwives such as Jane Sharp are all the more impressive considering that women were excluded from formal medical education. Sharp’s handbook is among the most influential 17th c. texts on midwifery.

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2019-03-09

New episode is up: let's talk about GIRLS! e + Cathy talk about grrrl zines, riot grrrl, women's education, the feminization of teaching & the benefit of programs that center marginalized genders. https://t.co/n9B24GAjf7

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2019-03-09

My "Acting for Animation" course is now available as part of my Monthly Streaming Plan! Now includes over 160+ hours of Arts Education Content.

ON SALE NOW FOR SPECIAL LOW PRICE! >> https://t.co/t9LAhVolqh

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2019-03-08

✈️🚂🚗 Our latest education newsletter is all about ways to get around! 🚀🚢🚈 https://t.co/U6hG35KikY

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2019-03-08

Feedly connects you to the information and knowledge you care about. We help you get more out of you work, education, hobbies and interests. The feedly platform lets you discover sources of quality content, follow and read everything those sources...

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2019-03-07

Today I received the best compliment - A young student who had lost her eyesight due to a brain tumour thanked me for my verbal descriptions of the visual aspects of my props and slides. A reminder to consider who is in your audience

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2019-03-07