dyan[e] studies

aging, and studying

[huariqueje]

Drawing behind the veil   -   Julio Vaquero , 2021.

Catalan , b.  1958  -

Crete and wash on greaseproof paper. 36 1/5 × 23 3/5 in.    92 × 60 cm.

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So in love with monochrome artworks recently

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[lackadaisycal-art]

I feel like I have a lot to learn if I want to get serious about book illustration, so right now I'm focusing on Middle Grade b/w vignettes!

Here's a sad Con because today's been a hormonal one

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Session 5 (at home)

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Session 4

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Made something, brush brush, as encouraged by the mentor

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Studying~

[showandtelltime]

Caption This!

Caption this! Without context, how would you caption this painting? Reblog to reply.

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You might have been nurturing what composes your burdens.

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[Korean] Day #7

맛있게 드세요.

맛있게 먹어.

Enjoy your meal.

[did-you-know]

Keeping a strong social life can lead to significantly improved memory in old age.

(Source, Source 2, Source 3)

[dyanestudies]

poor us, introverts...

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[Korean] Day #6

지금 어디야?

지금 어디예요?

Where are you now?

[did-you-know]

According to anthropologist Robin Dunbar, you can only have solid friendships with about 150 people.

Dunbar’s Number is the theory that, due to our brain size and long-term memory, we can only maintain stable relationships with a limited number of people.

Anyone beyond that is just an acquaintance.

Source Source 2

[dyanestudies]

150? I think I might be able to handle 15. 😶

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[Korean] Day #5

제일 좋아하는 노래야.

제일 좋아하는 노래예요.

This is my favorite song.

잘 먹었습니다.

잘 먹었어요.

잘 먹었어.

Thank you for the food.

[dyanestudies]

A colorful song that matches the imagination of me being bold and shy-less 😏

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The concept behind the ‘Second Hand Smoke’ song and video, the entire Mission Bell record really, is the admittance and confrontation of the buried, deep, ugly, underbelly elements of ourselves, particularly in relationships, that we spend most of our lives trying to hide from ourselves and others. There is a fog of deception with which we surround ourselves in an effort to keep the depraved side of who we are hidden from plain sight. The smoke is made of our own design, partly from what we’ve experienced and partly from who naturally are – this all gets mixed in with the disillusioned fog of others’, to create an ambience of confusion and hurt, leaving us all unable to connect with others in an authentic way. Sometimes we find our way through it; oftentimes we don’t, and this repeatedly costs us the people with which we are meant to be.

William Fitzsimmons