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so i decided to start learning digital art :D
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I love birdies did you know :)
so i decided to start learning digital art :D
at the risk of using tumblr as an actual blogging website...
i never eat breakfast during the week but on sundays its become a routine to make a good one :)
its a bowl of plain greek yogurt with honey and defrosted berries...
spinach with tomatoes, pesto, feta, dried tomato, lemon juice...
roll with egg (gotta have that runny yellow yolk), green onion, mozzarella cheese, garlic, pastrami, garlic basil spread (yes lots of garlic on this one)
and caramel-nut coffee with creamer :)
“Where there is love there should be trust…
...The man who believes in an idea and is alive cannot be useless if he does not himself renounce his idea. Only death, when it comes, will have its word to say about uselessness. But as long as there is a glimmer of life and the idea itself is alive, I shall dig the earth, do the roughest work, give everything I can. And the thought is soothing, makes it possible to endure the torment. A man must do his duty, follow his path to the end. And even when the eyes no longer see and are blind to the beauty of the world, the soul knows of this beauty and remains its servant. The torment of blindness remains, but there is something above this torment – there is faith in life, in people, there is freedom and the realisation of one’s constant duty....”
- Felix Dzerzhinsky, January 6, 1914