We're finally back after three interval posts for each week school was out, and now we're back in action, Lane here and I'm going to be your host for today and the rest of this Guerilla Street Art project by none other than me. For those of you who didn't tune in the first few posts about this project, Lane's Guerilla Street Art project is where I go through 5 styles of Guerilla Street Art, like postcards and polaroid, and spread them around school to be found by other students. I often put these Guerilla Art in hidden places, like the postcards inside random books in the school library and the polaroid of photos in poles and trees around school. This week we're moving on to the third act in this project, which is the Tale of Origami Bookmarks. I will make 3 origami bookmarks of the same kind each day (e.g. on Monday I made 3 origami of cats, on Tuesday it's something else), and I will put them in places around school that potentially camouflage the bookma...

Are you stuck in a super boring lecture that felt like it's getting nowhere? Are you in class just casually waiting for your teacher who turns out won't be teaching because there's a teacher meeting right in the teacher's lounge? Or are you waiting for your extracurricular club to start when in reality you know your club coach won't be coming anytime soon? Well, you've come to the right place. I too, felt like teachers are disappointing sometimes, they show up late and they come in as they please just to give you assignments, with the intention to keep you busy as they slack off for the next classes. In this article, I will be listing out stuff to do if you got in one of the situations above. I will list it based on some criteria, e.g. based on if you have a company or not, based on place, and based on how crowded the area you’re stuck in. Based on company Friend required Vandalize the class’ chairs with whiteouts and permanent markers. This one’s depends if ...

       Funny story, I found this 30-day of zine challenge on Pinterest where you have to make a different themed zine everyday, it’s filled with unique prompts and since I like creating zines when I’m bored at school, I figured “let’s do this!” So, welcome to the full documentation of Lane's 30-days of zine! Where I ended up with 29 zines, and an experience. And note, this 30-day zine challenge isn’t from 1 challenge in particular, I combine these prompts from a couple different prompt challenges I found on Pinterest, if you’re interested feel free to follow these prompts as well, I would be ecstatic to hear if any of you follow these challenges. Before we get started, I wanted to add context first. For those who don't know, A zine is a small book that's usually made with copy paper or notebook paper. You create and publish them by yourself. There's 2 methods in creating zines, which is digitally and traditionally. I personally prefer the traditional method, because...