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is anyone else just….bored….of everything? like tv…movies…social media….work…school….food…life…..im just BORED!!!!!!!!!!!

lavenderamadea

Rainy days lead to more appreciation for the sun, my love. 03/24/2021

antoniettabrandeisova

Portrait of Lydia Schabelsky, Baroness Staël-Holstein (detail) c. 1857–58, Franz Xaver Winterhalter

artwithlama

03.17.21

Good Afternoon ☕️

Trying to be productive today. Had a quiz today and it turned out to be better than I expected! Now am trying to enjoy the rest of my day and hopefully I’ll start my new drawing today.

Also let me know if you guys think I should post more drawings and their steps and some simple grid lines to help!

Listening to: moonlight shawty - Fatboibari

littleyellowleaves

young cow in cosmos /acrylic and crayon on illustration board

tatianakawkaw

Ghost pumpkin

debbie-sketch

My set of Victorian houses so far ♡

mulderscullyfiles

Mulder smiling because of Dana Scully → Requested by Anonymous

wreckedteens

jung-koook

201001 — jungkook x black swan

studybrickbybrick

30・09・2020

Today for some reason I woke up quite inspired to write?? So I wrote part of my review on Georg Simmel bc there’ll be a test on his work next month

2seeitall

Amphiareion of Oropos (Sanctuary of Amphiaraus), Attica, Greece

Highlights: ancient theatre, klepsydra (ancient water clock), believed to be the first of its kind, and a Doric temple.

Other monuments: stoas, baths, altar, residential area with private houses, shops and offices.

The sanctuary was dedicated to the mythical hero Amphiarao (Amphiaraus), a king of Argos, favoured by both Apollo and Zeus, from whom he had received the ability to predict the future. After death he was transformed into a healing divinity. There are twelve temples and sanctuaries dedicated to him in Greece. The Amphiareion of Oropos is the most important of all those sites because, according to one of the myths, Amphiaraus was not born in the normal way, but emerged from a spring which was situated near the present location of the sanctuary.

An important monument of the archaeological site of Amphiareion is the ancient theater. The theater was built in the 2nd century BC. It had a capacity of more than 300 seats. Five massive individual marble seats for the priests and nobility can be seen around the front of the stage.