| Hi John, It's not warm-warm here, but you can really feel summer coming. We've been barbequing, our sun-loving dog is once again snoozing outdoors, the kids have been swimming, and gardening is in full effect. If you're also in the northern hemisphere, with longer days and the sun shining brighter, we can take inspiration from the seasonal shift to make shadow-inspired art. Here's a fun visual game: The next time you're outside, keep an eye out for shadows that you find interesting. I'm loving the loose shadows of our log fern against the grid of the patio: If you have sidewalk chalk, try this shadow drawing activity with kids or on your own. If you're a TinkerLab Member, explore these additional playful shadow prompts: Photography Shadows Shadow Drawing with Toys Hole Punch Shadow Play >> You can find additional shadow activities by searching Google for TinkerLab Shadows Beyond a shadow of a doubt, P.S. Here are 3 more ways TinkerLab can inspire and support your creativity journey: Bring creativity to your classroom with Art Around the Year Explore your creative potential by downloading the May Sketchbook Challenge Break through artist blocks with Art Prompt Cards that spark creativity and inspiration | 