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Xiaomi phones might be already popular in Greece
but we didn't have a formal presence of the Chinese giant.
Until now.
Info Quest Technologies now brings Xiaomi smartphones in Greece
which means they come with 2 years guarantee, service and Greek language support.
Stay until the end of the video because we have something great for you.
This is Xiaomi Redmi 4 Pro,
an Android smartphone that covers the needs of the many
and at a budget price, close to the shallow Greek pockets.
Redmi 4 Pro follows the premium design of the latest Xiaomi devices.
We have a metal back and diamond cut edges on the frame.
In my hands came the Gold color, which is nice but I'd prefer the Silver one.
Just a matter of taste.
The single speaker has just typical performance and I'd love some more bass.
There is a second slot for those that have two phone numbers
and it can alternatively support a microSD card for storage expansion
which is 32GB on the device.
The fast and reliable fingerprint scanner on the back really impressed me
and it's something that Xiaomi has really improved lately.
The 5-inch screen keeps the overall device on a normal size
and it's suitable both for men and women.
The IPS panel has Full HD resolution.
I found its performance just fine with great colors
wonderful sharpness, satisfactory brightness and I must point out
the great viewing angles.
Of course it's not close to a flagship performance,
not even Xiaomi's own Mi 5s which I presented recently
but it can't disappoint the average user.
The normal sized screen with the basic nowadays 1080p
and in combination with the huge battery of 4.100mAh
provide one and a half or two days of usage without breaking a sweat.
On the other hand the big battery takes its tow on the slimness of the device
which is 8.9mm
Personally, I'd take a bigger battery over slimness every time.
Inside we find the 8-core Snapdragon 625, clocked at 2GHz.
Along with the 3GB RAM, it provides performance that allows the user
to do anything with the phone,
like multitasking, heavy apps or gaming.
MIUI 8 helps too and it's based on Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
I was impressed by the number of options in the updated version
which gives total control to the user and it's one of the reasons we love Android.
Like I said before, the Greek language is present all over the menu.
As for the cameras, we have a 5MP selfie one in front
and a 13MP one on the back with f/2.2.
The performance of both cameras, regarding the specs, are just typical.
It won't drop your jaws on videos and photographs
but they will prove worthy of the conditions, especially if the lighting is good.
But what I really like is the software of the cameras
- which is essentially the software in any Xiaomi smartphone -
which is full of settings and effects.
Redmi 4 Pro is officially out in the Greek market
at a recommended price of €219.
An honest price for what the device offers.
Info Quest Technologies provided a Redmi Note 4 too
for which you can find a detailed presentation on the link in the description.
It's a slightly bigger phone with a more powerful processor.
We will give this away to one of you, sealed in its package.
You just have to leave a comment in the comment section down below,
share the video on Facebook with the hashtag #UH_XIAOMI
and of course be a subscriber on Unboxholics channel on YouTube.
The steps, the duration and the winner announcement
are all in the description.
Thanks for staying until now, good luck to all
and I'll catch you on the next episode.
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Mixing Custom Colors for Watercolor Painting - Video 2 - Duration: 13:25.
- Hi everyone, Kristina here.
Welcome to another card video
at my YouTube channel and blog.
Today I'm going to be using two new stamp sets
that I designed for Simon Says Stamp.
And I'll get into those when we get further into the video.
But for now, I wanted to let you know
that this is the third video in my mini-series
on color mixing with watercolors.
So I'm going to be showing you some more color mixing
over on the side, in this split screen.
And the first thing I've done
is I've wet my watercolor paper with clean clear water.
I just want that to be nice and wet
while I mix some colors
and then I'll add those in a minute.
Starting out with a nice coral shade
or kind of like an orange-yellow.
I'm gonna add a tiny bit of blue to that
since blue is the complementary color to orange
and it's going to just dull that back a little bit.
I really love that particular color combo
for a nice warm coral shade.
for a nice warm coral shade.
And then I took some yellow,
added a tiny, tiny bit of purple
to make that more of a golden yellow
and to the same puddle of paint
I added a little bit of red
to make this more of an intense red coral.
So I just dropped that onto that wet watercolor paper
and because the paper was already wet,
all those edges really softened out
and mixed and melded together.
Used my heat tool to dry that piece
and then I set it aside.
I have another piece of watercolor paper here
and I've prepped it with a powder tool.
And now I've taken images
from the More Spring Flower Stamp Set.
And I'm stamping that in VersaMark Ink.
I'm going to be adding some
Hero Arts White Embossing Powder on top.
And then melting that embossing powder.
And that's going to leave me
with some nice strong white lines
with some nice strong white lines
that as I paint over the top
it's going to resist the paint
and then I'll have a nice clean line.
It'll make more sense once you start see me painting.
So I'm sprinkling on that embossing powder
and then I'm heating that with the heat tool
and melting all of that powder
until it's smooth and glossy.
I stamped an additional large flower
so I've taped all of my pieces
down onto my hard board here.
And now I'm going to start painting one of the flowers.
This first flower that I'm painting,
I'm going to mix two pools or puddles of color.
The first is going to be red and purple.
It's going to lean more toward purple than red.
And I'm using a size 10 round brush
which is a little bit larger
than I'll actually be painting with
because I wanna make sure
I have a nice big pool of color to work with.
I don't wanna run out of this color.
So I just added some purple to that.
It's a nice dark red purple.
And then I'm going to mix another shade
and this is going to be the lighter shade for this flower.
Started out with some red
and I'm building up that pool of color
because I wanna make sure I have a nice big pool of color
just like I have for the purple.
So I'm gonna add just a tiny bit of purple to this
just to get it to be a little bit more of the same shade.
Kind of a just a lighter version
of that darker shade that I've mixed.
But it's still looking a tiny bit too purple
so I will add a little more red
and kinda even out the color
because I do want it to be sort of like a pink shade
and then the purple will be what I use
to start shading everything.
to start shading everything.
So I'm gonna use a small paintbrush.
This is a size four silver brush round,
This is a size four silver brush round.
It's a silver black velvet size four round brush.
It's a silver black velvet size four round brush.
It's a really long name.
And I'm just dropping in some of that color
and then I'm coming in with the purple shade.
And I'm dropping that in while that pink color is still wet.
And I'm dropping that in while that pink color is still wet.
I've cleaned off my brush a little bit
and just kinda softening those edges.
And then I'm gonna go ahead
and paint the rest of the flower the same way.
So the watercolor paper I'm using today
is from Fabriano.
This is one of their cold press papers
and I believe it's in extra white.
I think that's what they call it.
And I wanted to use this paper in particular
because these inexpensive paints will dry back quite a bit.
because these inexpensive paints will dry back quite a bit.
They'll be very very soft once they're dry.
And so I want it to have them
on a brighter white paper for this.
I knew I could put it on some regular cold press paper
which has more of a cream color
but I really wanted that stark contrast
between the colors and the paper.
between the colors and the paper.
Especially since I'm using white embossing powder.
So for the next flower,
I'm going to be focusing more on
kind of an orange coral yellow color scheme.
kind of an orange coral yellow color scheme.
So I'm starting out with some red
and then once again
I'm mixing a nice big pool of color.
So when you guys are painting,
you wanna make sure that
if you're going to be painting a large area
or if you're planning
to use that color throughout your painting,
go ahead and mix a lot of color.
If you end up not using it,
you can let it dry on the palette and pick it up later.
You can use it in other ways
or you can clean up.
Because really your paints go a long way.
They'll last you a long long time.
So I've mixed some red with orange
and then I wanted it to be a little lighter
so I added some yellow.
And then I'm gonna make the darker shade
that I'll be shading this flower with.
And I'm starting out with red
and I'm making sure I have a nice big pool of color
just like I did with the previous
three colors that I've mixed.
And I'm adding a ton and ton of red up there.
So I want this red to be a slightly darker shade
than what it is right now.
So I will end up adding just a tiny bit of green
to dull it out and also darken it just a tiny bit.
to dull it out and also darken it just a tiny bit.
So I'm cleaning off my brush there off camera,
bringing in a little bit of that green.
I'll grab some more
and I'm liking how this color is looking.
So I'm gonna go ahead and start painting.
I'm once again going to switch to that size four round brush
and I'll drop in the lighter shade.
This is just like a nice warm kind of dulled back orange.
This is just like a nice warm kind of dulled back orange.
It's a little bit of a coral shade.
Adding in some of that red.
Just dropping it into those colors
where there would be a little bit of shading.
And I will come back to this flower eventually
because I realize that I didn't have as much contrast
between these two colors
as I did on the purple flower
and you'll see that in a minute,
when you see them side by side.
So you can see how on that purple flower
there's quite a bit of color difference
and I didn't like that there wasn't as much color difference
on the other flowers.
I will come back to that eventually.
Cleaned off my palette just with a wet rag or baby wipe.
And now I'm going to mix some color for the leaves.
And there's lots of leaves and I was thinking,
instead of having it be more green,
I thought it would be kinda fun
to have them be more of a blue-green color
and then have the darker shade
be like a dark blue navy shade.
I thought that'd be kinda fun
a little bit unexpected.
There are leaves out there that are these colors.
You don't see 'em quite as often
but I've seen a lot of watercolor paintings online
but I've seen a lot of watercolor paintings online
or in watercolor classes
where the artist mixes in kind of like
this blue aqua shade with the leaves
and I thought it was just so beautiful.
So I'm gonna try to kind of
mimic that kind of color combination today.
So I'm mixing just blue and green together
'cause I really wanna get that shade going.
And it's leaning more toward blue to me
more than green.
So, now I'm gonna clean up my brush
and then I'm gonna make another pile of color.
Actually, just kidding, I'm not.
I'm adding a little orange,
I'm dulling that back just a little bit.
Okay, there we go.
I'm wiping off my brush
making sure I'm getting all that color out of the brush.
And now I'm gonna start another pool of color.
Starting out with that blue,
like I said I want this to be
sort of like a dark navy color.
So I'm going to have lots and lots of blue
up there in that section of my palette.
Cleaning off my brush.
And then I'm gonna come back
and grab a tiny bit of orange.
This is going to dull back the blue.
It's going to darken it a little bit
and it's gonna give me a nice shade to start painting with.
Add a little more blue to that
so it doesn't read so dark.
And then I'm gonna grab my smaller paintbrush once again
and go in to paint the leaves.
Once again I'm starting with the lighter shade
and I'm just dropping in all that color.
And then I'll take the darker shade
and drop that in while it's still wet.
I'm gonna go ahead and paint all of these leaves right now.
All of these leaves on the one side.
I'll drop in that darker blue color.
Really love how these two colors kinda mix together
and the blue seems a little bit unexpected
but I also knew that these colors would fade back
quite a bit as they dried
so they wouldn't be so blue in the long run,
so they wouldn't be so blue in the long run,
if that makes sense.
So I'm dropping in more of that color
on this really long stem of leaves
and then I'll drop in the darker blue.
So don't be afraid to kinda mix some colors
that might be a little bit unexpected.
You might be surprised how well they look together.
So like I've said before,
this flower was looking a little bit anemic to me.
It didn't have enough color change
between the lighter shade and the darker shade
so I thought it would be smart
to add a little more color in here.
So I've mixed a darker more kind of dull red
mixing quite a bit of green into that red
to make it a little darker.
And then I'm gonna go back in
and start painting in some darker areas.
So I'm just dropping in and I actually didn't add
the shading everywhere on the flower.
There were a few petals
where I decided just to not worry about it.
But I did wanna have a little bit more shading
especially in the center of the flower
where all those petals are all scrunched up.
So now I'm using the coordinating die set
that goes with the stamp set.
And I'm placing them all onto the watercolor piece
And I'm placing them all onto the watercolor piece
and then taping them with some blue painter's tape.
And I'm making sure the blue painter's tape
is taping the die to the paper
and avoiding that painted area in the center.
Sometimes, when you're taping dies down
it can kinda tear the actual colored area in the center.
So I'd like to make sure
I'm taping only the die to the outside of the area.
I then cut down that background
that I painted earlier
to a size of four and a 1/4 by five and a 1/2
and then adhered all of the leaves down onto it.
Kind of arranged the flowers and the leaves
and then adhered the leaves first
'cause they were on the bottom layer
and then put some foam tape on these flowers.
Okay, so my original plan
Okay, so my original plan
was to stamp my greeting
on that yellow background piece
but I have a mishap with some embossing powder
and it looks sort of okay.
You can see on the side of the screen.
But I was really not loving it.
So I decided I would perform some card surgery
and salvaged what I'd already created.
So I used a ruler and a craft knife
just to cut those pieces off
and then I changed my card base
to a smoke card stock color from Simon Says Stamp.
I wanted this kind of midtone gray to be the background.
So I put that in my Misti stamping tool,
I've arranged where I'm putting my greeting
and then I'm stamping that greeting
in a VersaMark Ink.
And this is going to keep it really sticky
so that I can apply some embossing powder.
So I'm gonna use some more white embossing powder.
This is Hero Arts White Embossing Powder, once again.
Now I've heat set that until it was smooth and melted
and then I added some adhesive
on the back of my watercolor piece
and adhered that down onto my card.
Just to finish it off
'cause it was looking a little stark at the top.
Gonna take a white gel pen
this is a Signo, a Uni-Ball Signo Broad white gel pen
and I added some dash lines around the outside of the card.
So that's basically the card for today.
This is actually part of a blog hop for Simon Says Stamp.
So make sure you head over to my blog
to see lots more inspiration from this latest release.
Thanks so much for watching today
and I'll catch you guys in the next video.
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EASTER EGG HUNT & OBJECT LESSON *sensitive version* Resurrection Eggs CHILDREN'S MINISTRY - Duration: 8:50.
Welcome to Wright Ideas with Susan!
Everyone loves going on an Easter Egg Hunt.
Today I'm going to be sharing with you how you can do the egg hunting game and use it
as an object lesson to teach children the Easter Story.
Now I'm going to be teaching you a 'sensitive version' using the resurrection eggs idea.
And I'll explain why at the end of the clip.
So, let's get started.
First, I like to familiarise the kids with the Easter Story.
So what I would do I would take my favourite Bible, the Beginners Bible and I might read it
to kids while they sit on the floor or another way you can do is I've actually downloaded
it onto my iPad and I can put it up on the smart board and we can do that read and follow
along version as well.
Kids really enjoy that.
If you want to know how to do that, I've got a clip on that, so check it out.
Or the other thing you can do is you can choose a really age appropriate Easter video clip.
And I have a playlist on that too.
So, after we've introduced the story.
Then I say to the kids, "Hey kids, we've going on an Easter Egg Hunt."
And of course they get really excited.
Now you might have been able to go in early and go ahead an hide the eggs.
But if you don't get a chance to do that, I know a way you can hide the eggs while the
kids are all still in the room.
Let me explain how I do it.
What I do is, I say to the kids, "Hey kids, I have got 10 eggs here and I need to hide them
in the classroom and then pick 10 people to come and find them.
But I'm going to need you to cover your eyes and put your heads on the desk, and no peeking.
Because I can only pick people who are not peeking to be the ones to go and find the
eggs."
And so then I say, 'heads down' and then I go around the classroom and just place the
eggs around the room.
Now you can get another helper to help you out, it goes a little bit quicker, but make
sure they don't hide them too good, because you'll spend the whole lesson trying to find
that egg.
But then after we finish hiding them, I say, 'Ok, head up everyone".
And then I pick 10 kids to go around and find 1 egg each and I tell them I want you to find
one egg.
I want you to bring it back, don't open it, I want you to bring it back and I want you
to put it back in my basket.
But I want you to remember what your egg number was.
And so once I get all the eggs back into the basket.
Then I call the kids up one by one.
I say, "Who had egg number 1?"
Oh, Come on up... let's have a look.
Then I give them the egg. and I say open up the egg.
So they open up the egg...
Oh, what's that?
A donkey.
How does a donkey have to do - or what does a donkey have to do with the Easter story?
Then a kid goes, Oh, Jesus rode in on a donkey... and I'm like...
Ya, he did.
There were people doing something else, what were they doing?
Oh, they were waving palm branches and then I say, what were they saying? and then we
keep going on a little bit about that event.
We put it back in and I say, ok... thank you.
Now, who has egg number 2?
So then the next child gets up and opens up the egg... what's in here?
We look at it and, oh, it's a picture of some feet in some soapy water.
What's that have to do with the Easter story?
Oh, that's when Jesus washed everybody's feet.
Yes, and then I ask, "Why do you think Jesus was washing everybody's feet?"
And then some kids will say...
Oh because everybody's feet were dirty and dusty and they wore sandals and I say ya and
some kids will say, No, Jesus was showing what it was like and what we should be doing
as a servant.
And I think, Wow, that's pretty cool.
And I say, Yes, Jesus didn't come to be a king to make people do his things.
He came to be a servant King to show us how to be servants and how to love others.
That's what's so special about Jesus.
And so, then we put that back.
And say 'ok, who had egg number 3. So we go to egg number 3. here it is.
ok, open up egg number 3, Look what we have here, we have a little cup and some very stale
bread (it's been in here for years).
And then I say, "what does this have to do with the Easter story?
And of course the kid explains... when they were having the last supper.
what did it symbolise and we talk about that.
And then I say, "how do you think his friends felt when they heard the he was going to die?"
And all the kids were like...
They would have been confused.
They would have been sad and they would have been shocked.
Yes, here was Jesus - he healed so many people, he had done wonderful things and he's telling
them that he is going to die.
That doesn't make sense, does it?
And Then I call the next kid up.
And number 4.
We look in 4 and this one has some coins in it.
And I ask them how that relates and of course we talk about Judas.
Now with the older kids a lot of times I can actually put the scripture in the egg.
And I'm a real stickler for trying to get the real scripture in there and the kids can
read the real scripture of that moment in time.
And I think that is really helpful so that's egg number 4 and we go into that little bit
of detail questioning the kids and letting the kids join along.
And then... what's in egg number 5?
Egg number 5, I've actually got a little pin of praying hands.
And I say, 'what does praying have to do with the Easter story?'
Oh, when Jesus was in the garden praying.... and we go into that part of the Easter Story.
Then we look at egg number 6.
It's a soldier.
You can even put an army soldier in here.
What does soldier have to do....
Oh, when he was in the garden praying he got arrested and that sort of thing.
And then what's egg number 7 ? Let me find it.
It's hiding.
There it is.
Ok, egg number 7.
Ya, this is a very sad part of the story.
What's the cross have to do with the Easter Story?
Ya, Jesus died on a cross and it was a very sad day.
I'm sure for his family and all his friends.
That was very sad.
Ok, egg number 8.
Here's egg number 8.
What's in here, some dice.
What do dice have to do with the story?
Now I put dice in here for the older kids because it's part of the Easter story where
after he died the they gambled for his clothes and it has to do with prophecy and that's
part of future lessons - talking about prophecy.
So, I've put the dice in here.
You probably wouldn't put that in with little kids - about them gambling for clothes....
for Jesus' robe.
And then in egg number 9 , I've put a rock and of course, the big stone was rolled across
the entrance to the tomb after they put his body in the tomb.
And it was very sad.
Then in egg number 10, of course, what's in egg number 10?
It's empty!
Why is it empty?
And the kids go...
Jesus rose again! and he became alive again... and when they went to go see... he wasn't
there.
I say, Yes, that's exactly right.
And we have a good time focusing on how happy everyone would have been to see Jesus again.
Now, I call this a sensitive version of the resurrection eggs, because I don't like to
use all the violent sort of objects they use.
All I use is the toothpick cross to talk about his death and I don't even use nails.
Because when I teach a group of children, I don't know their backgrounds and I have
heard of a sunday school teacher going into too much detail and causing distress.
Since we are given the privilege to teach other people children we need to be wise.
We need to be sensitive and we need to be appropriate.
So, there's a fun and engaging way to teach the Easter Lesson with an object lesson as
well.
And one more thing.
If you like this idea, would you mind giving it a thumbs up and maybe sharing it on with
a friend?
And if you have time later, you might want to check out my Easter lesson ideas playlist
and you might find some helpful things there too.
Once again, Thanks so much for watching and may God bless you as you teach the next generation
about Jesus.
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