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I like to avoid the term reading for pleasure whenever possible, as I find pleasure in reading mandated course material literature as much as anything else. But, generally, when people say reading for pleasure they mean reading for no reason other than because they would like to, when there is no grade attached to it...
Words are the best toys.
Someone in Toronto posts daily illustrations of local restaurant owners on their front door Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. A green door in Toronto has played host to almost 200 daily illustrations at this point, most recently depicting local restaurant and store owners. Heidi Tsao started out doing her door illustrations on a flipchart, but as the pandemic progressed she moved on to a whiteboard. At first she drew funny cartoons with accompanying jokes as a way of coping with current events and connec...
Author of the article: Jenny Yuen Publishing date: Dec 18, 2020 • December 18, 2020 • 2 minute read • Heidi Tsao has been drawing portraits of shopkeepers in her area, Kingston Rd. Village, in an effort to promote and support small businesses during the lockdown. So far, she has created 55 drawings, one daily of a different business. Photo by SUPPLIED /HEIDI TSAO Article content It’s true that a picture can say 1,000 words. In Heidi Tsao‘s case, her portraits are working to support the independent shopkeepers in the Kingston Rd. Village area, who are struggling to n...