As I have perhaps mentioned, once or twice, occasionally, in some other praxis of mine, it's really freaking cold here in Minnesota right now. Therefore if I was to use water to decorate a public space, it would have to be frozen water. The first st...

Preparation Rainy: I wanted to do this task, because I like water. After some thought (and discussion with pre-school teacher friend), I decided that ice shapes with some natural food tint coloring in them was the way to go. Ice sculpture! Obviously...

Ian and I have been wanting to do this task ever since we realized his Japanese Bear Icemaker makes amazingly fluffy snow, if one applies enough physical labor and perseverance. We just didn't know where to decorate. We decided that, since we would...

1,460,000,000,000,000 (Trillion) tons of water covers 71 percent of the Earths surface...so Patty and Bjorn decided to celebrate that by pointing at a bush. The task calls for the decoration of a public place with H20. Clearly, the first thi...

Juxtapolemic: If it were February in a coldish land and you were to take a shovel and really dig into a bit of frozen dirt, well, the contents of the shovel would look remarkably like the contents of our freezer for the past week. Actually, the shove...

I had a massive headache yesterday, but today I felt much better (it was probably due to the healing effects of the Skypecast I joined at 2:00 in the morning), and seeing as I didn't have an exam, I decided to go tasking! This was actually a bad ide...

Art from Water. I have never truly experienced snow, having lived in Central Florida all of my life. The closest I have ever come was when I was about ten years old, when I was visiting relatives, and we got one quarter inch. Now, with the frozen no...