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Anatomical Collages on Vintage Dictionary Paper

Spanish shop PRRINT composes vintage prints with a contemporary sensibility on up-cycled old dictionary book pages. By infusing anatomical sketches and flower illustrations, PRRINT creates a stunning union between nature, beauty and life. You can find other stunning designs which feature animal, botanical, insect illustrations here!

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[dynamicsymmetry]

Good stuff.

[tarysande]

Guys, I edit professionally. This list is legit. Incorporating these suggestions before you hire an editor will save you A LOT of money. Even if you did these and nothing else, you’d see significant overall improvement in your work.

That said, you don’t have to overthink these things when you’re writing a first draft. If you write, “she said angrily” in a first draft, you can always revisit the phrasing in a second draft. I mention this because overthinking style can lead to a loss of momentum, and losing momentum is why so many people never finish a draft. Give yourself permission to write fast, write messy or ugly, and edit your draft into beauty later.

[coldbujo]

august monthly spread by coldbujo @ ig

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[puricutie]

2.11.19

i should start making functional spreads because decorating takes up a lot of time :(

[ishmm]

[studywjax]

hey ya’ll! one of my goals for this year was to start a studygram! i did have one initially, but i never stuck with it. now you can find me @ studywjax on insta

this will be for more updates and more daily content! i will be posting as much as i can on both platforms so i hope you guys check it out

love ya! 

[liviastudiespsych]

11.02.2019

Hi sweeties, guess who’s back after four days of super high fever and just lounging in bed with the weirdest dreams? Me! I’m back.

Featuring my new computer (I’m so so so happy!) and @emmastudies February calendar as my new background 😊

[ijustlikebooksalot]

Hey guys it’s 2019 so maybe it’s time to stop assuming all slytherins are evil

[tbhstudying]

more spreads from october!! i genuinely love this color combo of orange and brown so much :”)))) i know i said that i disliked orange, but there’s smth abt october’s spreads that rly made me love it!

studygram: tbhstudying

[accademias-deactivated20201116]

08.02.2019 ↳Don’t do something just ‘cause everyone else is doing it.

[gracespdf]

Reading day 🌧

[diarygirls]

if harry potter had been written by a man ginny would have died in book 2 and her death would have been used as Inspiration for harry to kill voldemort but instead ginny survives and drags herself up out of the chamber crying and spends the rest of the series becoming a fully developed character and reminding people of her trauma even when it’s inconvenient for them and that’s why i love her goodnight

[midwestlaw]

IF YOU STUDY FRENCH, LISTEN UP:

 Bon Patron will save your life. 

What is it?

 a free grammar checker that was developed by French professors

 not extremely sophisticated and won’t catch all of your errors 

but WILL prevent you from making dumb conjugation or agreement mistakes. 

MUCH BETTER THAN MICROSOFT WORD

What does it look like?

What’s it do?

it marks what mistakes you made (writes them out and you can also hover over them - I couldn’t screenshot the entire list because it is VERY THOROUGH) 

(I feel like I need to mention this is an automatically generated example, I’m bad at french but I’m not that bad)

says what type of mistake it is 

and what you can do to fix them.

What do I do with it?

Obviously don’t rely on it 100%, but if you’ve been staring at an essay for five hours it’s so nice to be able to run it through and have it catch the article you misused in the middle of the fourth paragraph. 

make sure you check again after correcting the errors because sometimes new ones will be flagged 

double check your work, sometimes it suggests corrections that you don’t need to make (since it’s a computer program and you’re a person)

BUT GO FORTH AND IMPROVE YOUR FRENCH GRADES (& share the good news)

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[naturaekos]

“We shall require a substantially new manner of thinking if mankind is to survive.”

— Albert Einstein (via goodreadss)

[darcylindbergh]

the thing about everything is that it all gets easier with practice, so be careful what you practice