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the pronoun « dont » in french is so hard it gives a word of warning to language learners,,,dont, ,
It’s not too hard if you remember that it basically translates as “of which” like:
Les filles dont on a parlées seront chez nous.
(The girl about (of) which we were speaking will be at our place.)
Like sense you can’t end phrases in prepositions in romance languages you have to put them before the relative pronoun, and de + que = dont (or duquel/de laquel/desquels)
I love my university, our beautiful libraries and I am so grateful that I can study here
Three years ago today. I love this bit of video. Not sure why.
Because this looks like a Monet painting or an old watercolour anime background come to life?! I was in utter disbelief until it started moving.
https://instagram.com/p/BhzNYT4FUOb/
wolf gently howling, rain pouring, thunder crashing. This is so dang soothing….
This is entirely my aesthetic
A Gentle Awoo <3
Calling out to their friends!
“I have made a deep dish pizza and there are bowls of mini pretzels come chill out at my cave for Wolf Games Night”
Edinburgh
My weekly spread and some photos of my desk and wall. Lately I haven’t been posting and the reason is because I just moved to an apartment but now I’m back at home for the rest of the weekend.
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This heart-warming Disneyland Paris spot features a sweet CG duck who simply adores Donald Duck. It’s the perfect cure for post-Christmas blues!!!
i can’t believe disney has me crying about a goddamn duck
Graphic Design Portfolio Sites
Key things to remember when creating a portfolio website Main Writer: @allydsgn | Allyson Arrogante
Welcome to the Spring Semester, when most design students have either started looking into jobs or even started interviewing for them. Design conferences are holding job fairs and design communities are hosting reviews. Portfolio, business cards, and business-casual outfits either ready to go or in progress, students are trying to make sure they check off every box for what they need to be the best candidate graduating in town this semester.
Studioblr Collective is here to help you check one of those boxes off, and that’s your Portfolio website. Some students use their portfolio website as their portfolio book as well, bringing iPads and laptops to interviews and conferences to click through, so we found this topic to be a big necessity to write at this time of year.
What are we covering?
Why should you have a portfolio site
What should be on your site
How to format what’s in it
How and where to build your site
Disclaimer: you will hear different advice from different people, so please, as always, when you hear advice take what you think applies to you and leave behind what you think does not work. Be responsible for your decisions and believe in them, don’t do something just because someone else told you to.
Keep reading
Hey all! Here’s an article I wrote for Studioblr Collective! I think it’s about that time of year where portfolio sites are getting done and all that good jazz, so check out this article to help you get that situated!
you’ve gotta start romanticizing your life. you gotta start believing that your morning commute is cute and fun, that every cup of coffee is the best you’ve ever had, that even the smallest and most mundane things are exciting and new. you have to, because that’s when you start truly living. that’s when you look forward to every day.
“Don’t quit now, youre already in pain. You’re already hurt, get a reward from it. Success is a lot closer than you think.”
— Unknown (via cwote)
when you find an academic source that’s perfect for your paper but it’s behind a pay wall
Deciding to cite it anyway base on the abstract, knowing your professor probably won’t go through and look up every source in works cited
if you guys want to read academic papers but they’re behind a paywall, get the chrome extension Unpaywall. when you visit a site that requires you pay for their journal to view the article, the extension will look for other open access sites that will show you the article for free, and it’s all completely legal. all that money goes to the publisher, the writer of the paper gets none of it. https://unpaywall.org
If you can find out an author’s name, contact them. They may be willing to email it to you.For free.
Check researchgate.net and academia.edu! Also authors’ professional websites.
Reblog to save a life
Quick Tip!
Not sure what to draw in your sketchbook? Fill a spread of your sketchbook with multiple species of one creature or multiple angles of one animal! This helps you train your eyes and hand to interpret perspective, texture, and color.
What kind of exercises do you do in your sketchbook? Reblog and let us, and others, know!
Personally… I just like to draw and keep drawing! Finding new ways to draw the same thing has always been a fun thing for me to experiment with!
If you’re anything like me, you go to the library with the best intentions then inevitably get distracted and wind up finishing none of the tasks you set out to do. Here’s a handy guide to how to get more done when you go to the library!
Planning your study session
Know what you’re doing ahead of time. Not only does this mean you can plan out your time to keep you on task, but you can also pare down which books and notes you need to bring.
Try and choose subjects that you need to be in the library for. For instance, if you need books to write an essay, read them in the library so you don’t have to drag them home. It’s better for your back, and more motivating when your time is limited!
Make a plan! Whether it’s just a to-do list or chunking your work into ten minute blocks, have goals to accomplish and keep yourself on task.
Don’t expect to be fully focused the whole time you’re there. No one can concentrate for 4 hours straight, so work some breaks into your plan and cut yourself some slack.
What to bring
A water bottle. You’re better off staying hydrated with water than sugary drinks from the vending machine, and bringing your own bottle is the best way to do that because you can keep it right at your desk.
Your chargers! Nothing cuts a study session short like your computer dying, so be prepared and make sure you’ve got your laptop/phone/tablet charger on hand.
A jacket. At least at my university, the library is almost always freezing. Even if yours isn’t, bring a jacket to keep you warm because sitting still for ages is a surefire way to cool you down!
Healthy snacks. Bringing your own food means you won’t be spending money, and you have a reason to stay at your desk and away from the vending machine. It also means no noisy crisp packets! Here’s a guide to library-friendly quiet snacks.
Headphones. Sometimes, even the library can be a bit noisy. Whether you’d prefer silence or some light music, having headphones can help you out.
Study essentials. Don’t depend on the library having copies of your required textbook, so bring your own from home, alongside essentials like pens & paper!
Making the most of the library
Don’t sit on the ground floor. It’s the loudest and busiest, and the place where you’re most likely to run into friends or get distracted, so avoid it off the bat. Similarly, stay away from high traffic areas like the loos, printers, and cafe.
Use the resources available! The library offers so much more than books: research databases, primary sources, librarians, and even audio resources if you’re a languages student like me. Make the most of all that’s on offer!
Get there early. Especially in exam season, the library fills up pretty fast and that can prevent you from sitting where you would usually. If you want a prime spot, your best bet is to get there when the library opens.
Try booking a study room. They can be great for working on group projects or if you want to snag a one person room and work with even fewer distractions.
Remember that the library doesn’t guarantee productivity. You still need to be prepared and focused, regardless of the location! Try and ditch the rest of the day’s worries at the door and just concentrate on work.
Other tips & tricks
How To Effectively Study In A Library from The Happy Arkansan
Library Study Session Tips & Essentials from Bookish & Bright
How to have a Productive Library Study Session from Macarons & Mascara
Packing List for Studying in the Library from Life As A Dare
How to Study Efficiently and Effectively
Home vs. Library: Finding a Study Spot from Survive Law
guys who rarely wear suits look at least 385% hotter when wearing a suit while guys who usually wear suits look 451% hotter when wearing casual clothes trust me this is science
C’est étrange, se disait-il, que l’on aime les gens, qu’ils disparaissent, et que l’on continue à les aimer, mais dans sa tête, pour soi, sans le leur dire. Comme si le fait de ne plus être en contact n’enlevait rien à leur présence.
— Pascal Morin, Comment trouver l'amour à 50 ans quand on est parisienne (et autres questions capitales)
“‘It is strange,’ he said to himself, ‘that one loves people, then they disappear, and that one continues to love them, but in his head, for oneself, without telling them. As if the fact of not being in touch removed nothing from their presence.’”
