For this week's Photo Friday challenge, Hot. I know what you're thinking: What is so hot about pencil shavings? Well, do you know how hot manually sharpening that many pencils makes a person who has a full French press of coffee in them? If not, do this.
Get yourself a Bodum pot (8-cup model) full of French roast. Quickly, sharpen 24 Prismacolor pencils with a nice little KUM sharpener.
You'll know, and you'll appreciate it and the smells and tastes and textures.
And you'll sweat.
Because you will get hot.
April 01, 2005
Photo Friday: Hot.
For this week's Photo Friday challenge, Hot. I know what you're thinking: What is so hot about pencil shavings? Well, do you know how hot manually sharpening that many pencils makes a person who has a full French press of coffee in them? If not, do this.
Get yourself a Bodum pot (8-cup model) full of French roast. Quickly, sharpen 24 Prismacolor pencils with a nice little KUM sharpener.
You'll know, and you'll appreciate it and the smells and tastes and textures.
And you'll sweat.
Because you will get hot.
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4 comments:
haha! love the post. i stumbled on your site from 'photo friday'
Awesome, thanks for stopping by:)
Electric Sharpener.
AH! Those things are murder to art pencils! They are designed more for writing pencils, but I don't even use mine at all for those. They eat all my lovely cedar up.
Something very satisfying about the manual method;)
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