White Model Magic Clay is a popular art material used by artists and crafters of all ages. It is a lightweight, non-toxic clay that air-dries to a soft and pliable finish. This clay is easy to use, making it a great choice for beginners and experienced artists alike. One of the unique features of White Model Magic Clay is its ability to be easily molded and shaped. It is extremely flexible, allowing artists to form a wide range of shapes and structures. This makes it ideal for creating sculptures, figures, and other three-dimensional art pieces.
Blue Pixie Dust is the most powerful of them all, as if infused within a regular maple tree it can turn it into a special one by making it produce regular golden Pixie Dust as soon the Blue Pixie Dust is dropping inside it. The process of growing Pixie Dust Trees was discovered by an extremely gifted and powerful dust-keeper named Zarina.
When Pan s youth was close to expiring, the trees no longer had any Pixie Dust; likely his breaking of Neverland s rules of only visiting in dreams caused too much strain on the world to continue production of it. When Paige was turned to stone by the TitanMeta, fairy dust was part of a combination used a Leprechaun s luck, a Dwarf s axe, and Phoebe s magical potion to free her from her petrified state.
This makes it ideal for creating sculptures, figures, and other three-dimensional art pieces. Furthermore, White Model Magic Clay is known for its bright white color. This makes it a versatile medium that can be easily painted or decorated.
Discover Your Magic Pixie Dust
The transition from 2013 to 2014 was different for me. I had evolved light-years from where I was a decade ago, yet knew that there would still be many more miles to go before I took my final sleep.
I wanted to more fully occupy who I am on a daily basis. I wanted to dive more deeply into who I am becoming. I wanted my actions to be more fruitful when it came to what I desire to create in this world.
Yet, deep down, I knew that I was missing a spark of something to fully embody those desires.
I wasn’t seeking overnight results, but I longed for some magic pixie dust to rain down upon me and allow me to discover the key between how I was already (consciously) living to taking it to the next level.
So, let me be honest, darling: I knew that I had the magic answer, but I just hadn’t stumbled upon the right question or prompt to allow me to uncover it.
Then it hit me as I was reviewing lessons from Make Your Inner Sex Kitten Roar and writing blog posts: it boils down to the twins: routines and rituals. Part one, the routine, is to bring action towards your deepest desires into your daily life.
But in order to make them stick (and not become more unconscious action), you have to become dedicated to those dreams and find a way to plug into them on a deeper level.
Part two is ritual.
Yes, the magic answer was something I already knew: we need ritual in order to connect us more deeply to who we are and to God. (Whatever your definition of God / The Universe / Etc. may be.) There is an innate human need to feel connected. To touch something greater. To be fed spiritually by a higher source.
And rituals satisfy that need.
R ituals offer you compassionate discipline and help to focus your attention and energy on a desired way of feeling. They will ground you regardless of what’s happening around you.
After numerous conversations with clients, soul sisters, and colleagues around the subject of not only creating goals and dreams, but going after them and making them a part of your reality, I’ve realized that taking that Dedication for your Dreams and Goals into your life doesn’t just leave you simply craving rituals, but demanding them.
My logical mind has been playing with this concept.
If ritual connects me to who I am, to God, to my bigger sense of purpose and being, then why did I often avoid it? Sure, I regularly begin the day with a ritual that grounded me: that first cup of coffee was like a prayer for me. But beyond the coffee? There wasn’t a subscribed set of things.
Sometimes I meditate. Sometimes I began the day with a walk. Sometimes I light a candle when I walk into the office with the intention of writing. My ritualistic actions and routines varied according to what was on the agenda for the day. Then those “sometimes” activities would click and I would have stumbled upon just the right combination of things to really plug into who I am at my core.
I found the tiny pieces of ritual that, even in a stressful day, would keep me feeling connected and not getting exhausted.
I learned that the days when I engaged in deliberate actions of consciousness and connection were the days that I did my best work. (And, for the record kitten, by ‘best work,’ I don’t mean ‘largest number of words,’ but ‘the most profound words’ – and not having coached a ton of clients, but getting in deep with the clients I worked with that day. )
Because I’m logical, I know that in order to hone in on my successful routines and rituals, I had to catalogue them, so I began to jot down what I did that day.
Eventually patterns emerged.
What connected? What felt empowering? Where was the love? What did I eat? Where was the truth? Where was my vulnerability? What kind of stillness did I give my mind? What kind of movement did I give my body?
How organized and prepared was I for the day? Did I journal? Did I write down my dreams? How far into the morning was it before I checked email? When did I begin engaging in Social Media?
At the end of the day, what allowed me to feel open, loved, tender and powerful? What made me feel exhausted, overwhelmed, and frazzled? What felt like I was trying to hard? What felt like the real me?
W ritten in my journal on December 31st of this past year is a single line of intention around how I desired to experience 2014:
“Passionate: full-time devotion, not part time love”.
There was the pixie dust I needed, right before me. Written in my own hand in my journal.
Yep. The answers were all about being devoted to the dream, not offering it a tiny piece of my heart. It was about being devoted to what was on tap for the day. It was about making sure I was passionate about my rituals, not doing them as if they were a prescribed checklist.
The answers were all about being devoted to who I am naturally, which is someone that doesn’t want an endless list of things to check off in order to be able to do my best work. I need to jump right in and do it. I want it to be efficient.
Don’t get me wrong: I love the idea of having two hours to mindfully go through every possible thing on the list that makes me feel the love. Sometimes, I may do every single thing – coffee, journal, go for a walk or bike ride, meditate, go to yoga, etc.
But I also know – logically, instinctively, soulfully – that it’s not the sort of thing I have the patience for every single day. The real secret of those rituals is that many of them were tiny in the time they actually took, yet giant in their impact on my soul.
I need rituals that are efficient and deep. I need rituals that connect me to God, but don’t disconnect me from the real demands on my schedule. And I’m betting, darling, that you do, too.
Y ou see, I would go so far as to say you NEED rituals. Your dreams DEMAND dedication. Your soul INSISTS you need to have faith in the little voice inside you.
So, how are you going to feed that need? How are you going to become devoted to yourself? How are you going to deepen your faith in your desires? How can you honor your dreams?
Begin small.
Begin with your morning beverage and make it mindfully. Begin with 3 minutes of meditation. Begin by stating (out loud) your intention for the day. Begin by choosing a quote for the week and read it every morning and night. Begin by choosing a mantra for the week, and writing it on a post it that you stick on your bathroom mirror. Begin by simply sitting quietly on your porch for two minutes. Begin by saying a prayer and lighting a candle as you begin getting ready for the day and blowing that candle out as you walk out the door to work.
Rituals require that we slow down for a few moments. And this, my darling, is good. Because, baby, we can’t live a life we love if we rush through it at a hundred miles an hour.
Then, get logical. What felt like love? What felt like connection to yourself? What felt like you were a full time lover of your own dreams? What, at the end of a long day, allowed you to look back and say THIS allowed me to feel like the REAL ME?
H ere’s your magic pixie dust experiment: become devoted to one or two of the rituals for a solid week and see how that impacts your heart and the way you feel about your work. Strengthen your dedication to your dreams with this devotion.
Each and every one of us has the answers deep within us. We have magic pixie dust running through our veins. We just need a way to release that into our own lives so that we can impact our own little world.
Become dedicated to your dreams. Bring ritual into your daily life in some way. Isn’t it time that your dreams received your full-time devotion and not your part-time love?
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Artists can use acrylic paints, markers, or other art supplies to add color and details to their creations. The smooth texture of the clay also allows for easy blending and shading techniques. Another benefit of White Model Magic Clay is its quick drying time. Unlike traditional clay that needs to be fired or baked, this clay air-dries within 24 hours. This makes it a convenient option for those who want to complete their projects in a shorter timeframe. Furthermore, White Model Magic Clay is lightweight and durable, making it suitable for a variety of art and craft projects. It can be used to create ornaments, masks, jewelry, and even custom-made miniatures. Its non-toxic nature also makes it safe for children to use under adult supervision, making it a great choice for school projects or art classes. In conclusion, White Model Magic Clay is a versatile and user-friendly art material that can be enjoyed by artists of all skill levels. Its ability to be easily molded, its quick drying time, and its compatibility with other art supplies make it a popular choice for creating unique and intricate artworks. Whether you are a professional artist or a beginner, White Model Magic Clay is a fantastic material to explore and experiment with..
Reviews for "White model magic clay: an affordable alternative for professional artists"
1. Jenna - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the white model magic clay. The texture was too sticky and it was difficult to shape it into anything without it losing its form. Additionally, it took a long time to dry and even after it dried, it remained soft and squishy. I expected a clay that would harden and hold its shape properly, but this one fell short. I'll be looking for a different brand next time.
2. Mark - 1/5 - I wouldn't recommend the white model magic clay to anyone. It was extremely messy to work with and left a sticky residue on my hands. The clay would easily crumble and break apart, making it nearly impossible to create any intricate or detailed sculptures. Despite following the instructions, the clay never fully hardened, which was disappointing. Overall, I found it to be a frustrating and disappointing experience.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - The white model magic clay seemed promising at first, but it fell short of my expectations. It was way too soft and lacked the firmness I needed to sculpt anything with precision. Even after it dried, the clay remained fragile and easily broke apart. It also had an unpleasant smell while working with it. I had hoped for a clay that would offer more durability and better results, but unfortunately, this one did not deliver. I would not purchase it again.
4. Alex - 1/5 - Honestly, the white model magic clay was a waste of my money. The clay was extremely difficult to work with and lacked the proper consistency. It was too sticky and kept getting stuck to my fingers, making it frustrating to shape and mould. It took ages to dry, and even after it did, the clay was not firm or sturdy. I was expecting a better quality clay for the price, and I would not recommend this to anyone.
5. Emily - 2/5 - I was not impressed with the white model magic clay. It was messy and sticky, making it a hassle to use. The clay didn't hold its shape well and would easily break apart even after it dried. I was hoping for a better quality clay that would offer more versatility and durability, but unfortunately, this one didn't meet my expectations. I would recommend trying a different brand if you're looking for a reliable clay for your projects.