Shapegrams

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Joyful lessons and resources to develop digital drawing abilities, increase technology skills, and cultivate a growth mindset from @tonyvincent.bsky.social

Did you know that porcupines can’t actually shoot their quills? Instead, when they feel scared, their quills can come off easily if a predator touches them. And, did you know that we have a Porcupine Zipper digital art challenge? shapegrams.com/porcupine Level = Growing Green ⬜️🟩⬜️⬜️⬜️

Digital drawing of a porcupine

If Shapegrams is your JAM, please SPREAD the word to other teachers. It would be fanTOASTic to GRAIN new members. 😉 P.S. Whether you spread the word or not, have a KNIFE day!

Shapegrams logo showing on a piece of toast with purple jelly.

Pastel colors are soft and calming, like baby blue, pale yellow, pastel pink, peach, and periwinkle. Pastels are often associated with spring. Perhaps because spring brings us flowers and ice cream?

An infographic titled "Pastel Color Codes" featuring 12 circular swatches of soft, calming colors on a pastel gradient background. Each swatch displays its unique hex code (e.g., #B9F4D7 for mint, #FFA0C1 for pink). The image includes a brief description of pastel colors and the Shape Grams logo.