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Ben Howard lyrics to song "She Treats Me Well"

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End the Monarchy, Free the people.

Watercolor work, I think analog art is better than digital, at least it feels more fulfilling to me because to make something is a personal accomplishment

Illustration and poster design with timeline of major works by Beethoven

Elbows on the window sill My head against the pane You've seen so many grow and die But you forgot most of their names...

Happy Presidents Day?

Patterns can have different meanings. Sometimes they are bad, repeating the same thing that didn’t work, hoping to get a different result. But sometimes patterns can make something positive. Saying “Thank You” and feeling “Thankful” is something I say a lot internally after reflecting upon something that has happened, either good or bad, to try and shift my perspective that regardless of how something happened it can, upon reflection, always be seen from a positive angle if I look for it. So… Thank You.

Sounds are odd for me, it’s almost ironic I ended up studying and playing music without a clear sense of sound since I only hear out of my left ear. Unilateral Hearing Loss is when one ear has hearing loss, is non-functional or deaf. As a result I sometimes find it hard to localize sounds. But more important than the ability to hear is the ability to listen, but it’s hard to tell the difference.

This life is canceled due to static interference.

My lopsided vision in art. Bell’s palsy is the weakness of one side of one’s face, cause unknown but believed to be the result of a viral infection or blunt trauma. It usually resolves itself over time. In rare cases, like me, you can be born with it and have it be permanent. As a result, muscle movements of the face are asymmetrical. This has been a cause of insecurity for me for a long time, and while conventional wisdom is not to care what people think, the reality is that people judge and perceive others by how they look, in relationships and just being taken serious. I don’t have an answer of what to do or think about this. But I’ I don’t have control of how people see me and I’m learning to not hold on to the weight as if I do.