The type of image I will show you how to add is a multi-coloured one. You can choose the colours you want to appear in the image (up to 5 colours). For example, I wanted to add an image with purple and violet. This was my image:

Attribution- Visualize the Wind by Rebecca L. Daily, 11/11/2008, TineEye Labs,

To access the website that allows you to create images like this, follow this link- http://labs.tineye.com/multicolr/#colors=912a76,403f85;weights=50,50;  Then, all you need to do is simply click on the colours you want to appear in your image.

Another image I found from this site using the same colours, along with green and blue, is this one:

Attribution- Mulicolor sparkle star by Generic Brand Productions, 03/24/2010, TinEye Labs

Remember to always add attribution to your images! This means that you give credit to the person who took, created the image.

In my page, there are four widgets. The visitors to my post one, my dog called purple, my monkey called peachy, and the clock.

The visitors to my post one shows who is on my blog, and where in the world they live. I chose it because it can help me see how much interest my blog has worldwide.

I added the dog and monkey one because they are interactive an can engage my readers. You can feed the dog and make it turn its head. You can throw the monkey around and make it jump from branch to branch.

I added the clock so that international visitors can see what time it is where I am.

http://<iframe src=”//www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&amp;pid=3bfa86ec2968&amp;view=iframe” style=”width:100%;height:600px” frameborder=0 allowfullscreen></iframe>

https://ampglobalyouth.org/students/what-does-your-favorite-film-say-about-our-society-a-look-into-the-hunger-games/, uploaded by Charlotte Rheigngold, Amp Globaly, additional text- What Does Your Favorite Film Say About Our Society? A Look Into the Hunger Games.

WW1: Combat helmet technology – the Brodie steel helmet, By Dan Shadrake, E and T engineering and technology, https://eandt.theiet.org/content/articles/2014/06/ww1-combat-helmet-technology-the-brodie-steel-helmet/

The Great Depression

Harsh hostile hideous- near inhospitable,

The trenches contain diseases which are transmittable.

The most foul is Trench Foot- it destroys your feet.

Soldiers begin weeping as they cannot compete,

With the overpowering pain consuming their mind,

And the Mustard Gas causing them to go blind.

Bullets- raging bullets- piercing the void,

The souls of many will inevitably be destroyed.

“Hurry! HURRY!” frenzied chaos begins to consume all,

Screams and shrieks emitted from those who fall.

A blanket of blood covers the dismal terrain,

An abundance of bodies lay; they will forever remain.

Men (like barren wolves) begin to explore,

To see if their friends were taken by the woeful war.

Great depression will now haunt the men…

The memories of war will arise again.

By Sophie Gormley

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