ChelseaSaw

@chelseasaw
I am a gardener. I like building things and engineering. My goal is to become completely self sufficient off of what I grow and raise. I am a proponent of organic living and healing your body through nutrition. I recently went from engineering manager to full time homesteader and I'm trying to eek out a living in the country.
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Documenting the process of starting our very first homestead about 45 mins from the emerging city of Chattanooga. Caring for our farm and community, sharing it for the future! Spencer D’Olive is a stay at home dad and homesteading beginner with the intention of using Permaculture principles to help care for earth, the people, and the future! Until this platform allows for other features, most of the content we are providing is going to the main social sites if you would like to go check them out! Thanks for watching!! 🙂 Spencer Matthew D’Olive on Facebook and @spencer_dolive on Instagram to see my personal page for content! Also, check out Gardens for Life page on FB and @permaculturegardens on Insta! It would mean a lot to hear feedback of our progress! ✌️👍👍
I'm Bolong from the Gambia in west Africa, I'm new here trying to make good and honest friendship to shear good words and ideas together to make this world a better place to live... know matter how the distance and the miles is, the heart speaks the distance or miles! Best wishes Here is my WhatsApp number +2203863101
Hi! I am a Charcoal Artist. Warm welcome to my channel. Through my Charcoal sketches, I try to create an emotional connection between my subjects and the viewer either by means of an expression, a thing, a place or a portrait. I use charcoal so I can pare my drawings down to basic elements of light, dark, texture, detail, and composition. Charcoal is the most primitive of media, but its warmth, depth and versatility are tactile and mysterious. The range between Black, which is the absence of all colors and White, which is the presence of all colors is very wide and yet to be explored completely. For creating different textures, I use various tools like stumps, cotton balls, make-up applicators but rarely fingers to prevent them from oiling up. I sometimes use the blending tools with charcoal powder to sketch and use charcoal sticks and pencils only for the finishing touches. Sharp erasers pull charcoal out of the dark areas and soft erasers provide more subtle highlights, although once I’ve marked the paper I can never go back to pure white.
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Creating a positive future for all life through regenerative systems. PlanetaryRegeneration.com
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