COMPOSER SABRINA PENA YOUNG | MUSIC TECHNOLOGY | FILM | CLASSICAL | OPERA

Experimenting with impromptu digital art improvisations using online apps and other free programs. Listening to music, I "paint" virtually to the sounds that I hear, then import the screencapture into Final Cut Express , where I further edit and slightly alter the work to make it more aesthetically pleasing. Download the soundtrack: https://sabrinapenayoung.bandcamp.com/track/virtual-dance-1-sunrise Sabrina Pena Young https://sabrinapenayoung.wordpress.com/ @Dalatindiva Related articles Create A Mobile Animation Prototype with Adobe Animate CC It is... Music Educators Honored at Luncheon in Scranton Happy Birthday Musical U! Innovative Music Education Platform Celebrates 1 Year with 50% Off Membership! Music for babies Shop Student Art Shows For Unique, Affordable Pieces And Support Local Artists Chinese art installation/supermarket sells nothing, patrons confused [video] IKEA Launches "Art Photography": New Limited Edition Collection N...

This summer enjoy making fun and inexpensive summer art projects with your preschooler . Whether you are a parent enjoying vacation time with your child, a camp counselor trying to create age appropriate art projects, or just a teacher wanting easy ways to create art with preschoolers, you will enjoy these fun, easy, and cheap art projects especially designed for early childhood. Preschool Summer Art Project 1: Snazzy Silly Sunglasses! You will need construction paper , cellophane (clear or blue), glitter, markers, glue, and scissors. Have extra fun art supplies like sequins stamps or stickers handy for some extra pizazz! Draw a large pair of sunglasses on a large piece of construction paper. Cut out the holes. Let your preschooler decorate the sunglasses with as much glitter, marker scribbles, sequins, and stickers as he or she wants. When your preschooler is finished, tape or glue the cellophane to make the lenses for the silly sunglasses. Take some fun photos with the sungl...