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The key to getting over imposter syndrome is to know everyone else is an imposter too. Tell yourself you deserve a stake in the scam they’re all running.

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Ummmm excuse me but this is fucking brilliant.

drst

Did you just cure imposter syndrome with… spite?

jabberwockypie

You can cure a LOT with spite.

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Some of the “good guys” should remember this as well

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I like my coffee like

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“THE MAGICIAN AND THE SNAKE.” Story by Katie and Mike Mignola Art by Mike Mignola Colors by Dave Stewart

From the pages of The Amazing Screw-On Head and Other Curious Objects “The Magician and The Snake,” is an Eisner Award-winning tale by Mignola and his then-seven-year-old daughter Katie.

Read Comics. Buy Comics here.

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!! The reason for this is exactly because most people feel self-conscious drawing on expensive paper! The trick is to make yourself treat that expensive paper as though it’s just another doodle page. Once you relax a little bit, it tends to come out a little more easily. But if you’re all stressed out about “I’ve gotta use this paper for something WORTHWHILE,” you’ll never come up with anything you like, because you’re too preoccupied to let the art come to you. :V

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Or sketch on cheap paper, then lightbox onto the nice paper.

and for anyone that thinks its cheating. Your tracing your OWN drawing. its fine. its like making a new layer in a drawing program.

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an actual video of me in any math class ever.

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Has anyone else tired of the grim realism “anyone can die” thing in television? There is a point, I believe, at which character death and violence ceases to become meaningful or even provocative, and just becomes senseless.

Killing off important characters, when you first do it, is daring. It takes tremendous artistic and creative confidence to believe that your audience will keep watching. But when such deaths become the defining part of a series, what does that tell us? Not to commit to anyone. That the story we’re watching is pointless, because the characters’ lives are ultimately meaningless.

I’m tired of nihilism in 2015. I am no longer shocked; I am merely bored.