February 2020

  • Newspaper articles for February 2020 from OOU "Lazo Angelovski", Skopje

     

    So young yet so talented

    Nikola Tushevski, who comes from the Elementary school “Gligor Prilicev” from Zelezara, stands out with his incredible talent. This young artist, though only 12 years old, is full of motivation, inspiration and ambition.

     

    L.A. IN-formtor: What kind of technique do you use? Can anyone work with this technique?

    Nikola: The type of drawing I'm working with is called "Doodle". This kind of art consists of imaginations of caricatures of fictional characters. Of course, anyone can work with this kind of art, it is only a matter of desire and refinement of the drawing technique.

     

    L.A. IN-formtor: What tools are needed for making such a fascinating artwork?

    Nikola: The following tools are needed for making such an artwork:

    A pencil or a mechanical pencil for drawing the sketch; rubber for correcting the mistakes while drawing the sketch; rapidograph (technical pen) to highlight the already drawn sketch; felt-tip pens for retouching the drawing.

     

    L.A. IN-formtor: What inspires you to create this kind of art?

    Nikola: My motivation comes from my desire to improve myself with every subsequent drawing. I first learned about this technique on YouTube from the reputed artist Vexx who has mastered this technique, although he uses a number of other drawing techniques. Later I found out about other artists. My drawings would not be the same without music.

    L.A. IN-formtor: Do you make your creations on your own or do you get help from someone?

    Nikola: At the very beginning, I was watching tutorials on various websites by various world famous artists. Now that I have passed the novice period, I no longer need such sources, but I am full of my own ideas for future creations.

     

    L.A. IN-formtor: And finally I would like to ask you, is it interesting to work with such branch of art?

    Nikola: Sure, it's interesting, but in our country this branch of art isn’t currently known and developed. I can't guarantee what will happen next, yet I am only 12 years old, and no one knows what might happen in the future. If this kind of art develops here, in Macedonia, in the future, maybe this hobby will be my future profession.

     

    As you can see, this young artist whose hobby is this branch of art is not only talented, but also he has great ambitions for his future. His friends consider him gifted and admire him.

    Author and photo: A. Grivcevska (7-4 grade)

    Video: Vexx YouTube channel

    Original article published in the online digital newspaper

    https://in-formator.weebly.com/1052108310721076-1080-1090107210831077108510901080108810721085/january-25th-2020

     

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    Did you know that…?

     

    Nowadays, the internet has become our everyday life. It is estimated that people spend approximately 7 hours of their day online. However, can we learn anything from the internet, without it being dull and boring?

    Here are 10 fun facts that will enrich your knowledge of the world in an interesting way.

    1. Did you know that North Korea and Cuba are the only places where you cannot buy Coca-Cola?

    No matter where you go, it’s comforting to know that you can always enjoy a Coke. Well, almost anywhere. While this drink is sold practically everywhere, it still hasn’t (officially) made its way to North Korea or Cuba, BBC reports. That is because these countries are under long – term U.S. trade embargos.  

    2. Did you know that the entire population of the world could fit in Los Angeles

    The total population of the world is more than 7.5 billion. And obviously, that number seems huge. If every one of those people were standing side by side, they could all fit within 500 square miles of Los Angeles, according to National Geographic.

    3. Did you know that four babies are born each second of every day?

    Every second, we welcome four new babies into the world’s population. Do a little math and you will find out that this means that there are approximately 250 births per minute, 150,000 per hour and 360,000 per day. There are about 131.4 million babies born on Earth per year, according to the Ecology Global Network.

    4. Did you know that Muhammed is considered the most popular name in the world?

    Apart from John, James, Mary and Jane - it is believed that Muhammad is the most popular name in the world. According to the Independent, about 150 million men and boys around the world share this name. The popularity is due to Muslim tradition to name every son born after the Islamic Prophet.

    5. Did you know that, there is a website that monitors the world's population in real time?

    As of 2019, the total human population is estimated to be more than 7.7 billion. And if you want to observe that growth in real time, you can join the World Population Clock, which shows the count of babies born and people dying. You can also view current populations of different countries, including China (1,420,000,000+), India (1,368,000,000+) and the United States (329,000,000+).

    6. Did you know that only two countries in the world have used the colour purple on their flags?

    The Nicaragua flag has a rainbow in the center that includes a purple color, while the Dominica flag boasts an image of Shiseru parrot, a bird with purple feathers. These elements make these flags the only two flags in the world that use the colour purple.

    7. Did you know that Tokyo is the world's largest city with 37 million people?

    Tokyo is a big city - not just by Japanese standards, but also compared to other cities around the world. With about 37 million people living in Tokyo, it is the largest city in the world when it comes to population size, reports Reuters. The next largest city is Delhi, India (population 29 million) and Shanghai, China (population 26 million).

    8. Did you know that Mona Lisa's painting was in Napoleon Bonaparte's bedroom for several years?

    9. Did you know that the Spanish word "esposas" also means "handcuffs" and "wives"?

    10. Did you know that Galileo Galilei's middle finger is kept in the Museum of Science in Florence?

     

    Author: A. Ilievska (9-5 grade)

    Photos: Internet

    Original article published in the online digital newspaper:

    https://in-formator.weebly.com/1044107210831080-108910901077-107910851072107710831077

     

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