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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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pixel skylines
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
sheepfilms
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Product Placement
Peter Solarz
dirt enthusiast
shark vs the universe
❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
styofa doing anything
Three Goblin Art
d e v o n
occasionally subtle
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Janaina Medeiros
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“Teachers call such melding of art and traditional subjects “art integration,” and it’s a new and increasingly popular way of bringing the arts into the classroom. Instead of art as a stand-alone subject, teachers are using dance, drama and the visual arts to teach a variety of academic subjects in a more engaging way.”
I don't want life to imitate art. I want life to be art.
Ernst Fischer
anyone still out there?
To my loyal readers, I’ve probably lost you. To those who I inspired, I’ve failed you. I let my senior year of college take over and simply haven’t made time for this blog. In past posts I wrote of the fear my day to day would take over and my creative ventures would be forgotten. But you know what? It didn’t happen. I may have neglected this blog, but I did not neglect my art.
Quite the contrary, really. Since last summer I have immersed myself in art. New friends have come into my life who paint, draw, write, sing, play music, create film and the list goes on and on! And you know what, it helps with anxieties. Creating and sharing ideas has been indescribably beneficial to my mental well being. Though I was not around on the Tumblr-sphere to share my journey, I vow to keep you up to date with the fruits of this gradual change.
For those followers I’ve lost, I’m sorry I left you hanging. For those of you still out there, thanks for sticking with me. I’ll try my best to not let you down again. Anyway, submissions are open, send me your creations and let’s Internalize Art together again!
ALSO, I have a lot of catching up to do, so if you’ve submitted in the last 6 months, I’ll be getting back to you shortly!
The Persistence of Memory (1931) Salvador Dali
Surreal Saturday
Women and Birds at Sunrise 1946 Joan Miró
art by me
- niyana khamouli
Hypnotic
Internalize ART on Instagram!
Hey guys! I just set up an instagram to share the photo quotes I made.
It’s simply, @internalizeart feel free to follow me. I’ll definitely follow back!
Want to decrease the amount of time you spend worrying? Schedule “worry time.” It may sound counterintuitive, but employing this cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) tool can help you develop control over the frequency and timing of your worry. Backed by
This is brilliant. I always say that acknowledging anxiety is the first step in beating it. By setting aside time to be anxious, I am in control of when anxiety invades my mind. If anxiety starts to set in at an inconvenient time during the day I have the option to put it off until “worry time.” This way I’m not simply pushing through it and letting it build and build. Instead, I’m validating my fears while keeping control over my own life.
The unfed mind devours itself.
Gore Vidal
Staying Creative During the School Year
The school year is about to start which means I will be in a constant battle trying to make time for my writing. During the school year writing is a chore as I have multiple papers due each week. The last thing I want to do during my precious free time is sit down and write some more, even if it is for myself. Though I will still be writing for myself, there is no getting around the fact it is not as enjoyable during the semester as it is in the summer. This takes a toll on my mental health as I am all but abandoning my creative side. When I’m not internalizing art, I am internalizing road rage, poor grades, rude looks, and snide comments from others.
Last semester I learned a hack to gain more happiness from creativity. I had already been researching and brainstorming for internalize ART so I knew I needed more art in my life. I didn’t want to write anymore, instead I borrowed a guitar and set aside a few minutes each night to play with it. Even though I have no musical talent, learning various three chord songs became therapeutic. By practicing an art I have no real interest in, I could simply have fun. With guitar there is no pressure to be perfect because I know I never will be.
Are there any of you who struggle between work/school and your art? How do you make time for what you love when your schedule is jammed pack?
Submissions Open
I love to reblog artwork on here. It gives my blog a more beauty and allows artists a little more exposure. But rather than simply reblog works that catch my eye when while browsing, I think it would be better if I start taking submissions.
SO, if you’d like to submit your artwork including but not limited to graphic design, illustrations, paintings, cartoons, poetry, essays, photography, etc.. please do so :)
Submissions are now open. Must be your original work and safe for work.
Surreal Saturday
L'ETE (1938) By Joan Miró
At first glance, DestinyBlue's art may only strike you as colourful, somewhat melancholy Anime-inspired portraits. If you look a little closer, however, you'll notice hidden messages that tell the story of the British artist's harrowing struggle with depression.
A lot of the illustrations follow popular cliches, but they remind me that everyone fights inner battles despite outer appearances. The artist took real feelings and made tangible works of art, something I try to encourage through Internalize ART.
Quick update
Hey guys! I know I’ve been MIA for a week and a half. There was some family stuff going on plus I was busy at work. BUT, that doesn’t mean I completely abandoned my love of art or of writing and will have new posts up this weekend. Thanks for sticking around :)
Don’t forget to make ART this week.
Parking lot dumpster
find beauty in the ordinary
Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.
Banksy
