Sydney Petersen

15 year old artist • face painter • future animator (hopefully) ;)

[sydroproductions]

Expression practice! It's the same character but my dad has concluded that they're twins yelling at each other ;D. I hope everyone had an awesome Thanksgiving!!🦃🍽️ (at Pompano Beach - Miami USA) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5bkKbUB2jB/?igshid=1c0j9hxatsll

[sydroproductions]

I decided to draw my emotions instead of doing my hw... my math teacher did not appreciate it😂 . . . #mathdoodles #doodles #drawing #art #artstudio #helpidontknowmath (at Math Class) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2iWoWzhNx-/?igshid=1gtzh7ncmhj3l

[sydroproductions]

I was super sick and couldn't go outside so I just pretended

[marianas-art-world]

Trying out a new style. Huge thanks to @l-agallerrie for showing me a bunch of resources to be able to do this.

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[thoreaustudies]

i know im a small studyblr but what better way to grow than to make your own posts, right? these are my study tips:

1. work in a clean space: if you’re one of those people who thrives in chaos, good for you, i’m jealous! but for most people, a cluttered room or desk means a cluttered and unfocused mind. i like to take breaks between subjects to make sure my extra pens, papers and whatnot aren’t everywhere to make the space feel messy. 

2. don’t do your least favorite/most stressful subject first. don’t do it last, either: if you try start with the thing that’s going to be all ugh and stressful, you’ll be less motivated to work and more likely find ways to distract yourself! in the same vein, if all you’re working toward is something you don’t want to do, you’ll procrastinate by doing other things for longer. my method is to do my more neutral work first, then do the hardest or least favorite, and end with my favorite subject!

3. be comfy, but not too comfy: to me, everything is about balance and mediation. sure, you can study in sweatpants, but don’t crawl under the covers to do your reading. or if you know you won’t fall asleep in jeans, sit on your bed to study but wear your day to day clothes. it’s all about what works for you, of course, but i think it’s best to remember to keep studying fun while remembering to keep it at least somewhat separate from full-on leisure. 

4. eat before you study: have a snack with protein in it before you start your work, or have food with you! too many times have i found myself hungry and shaky an hour into my work and used my hunger as an excuse to take a much longer break than i should be taking :) similarly, have water or a drink with you while you study!

5. be productive in your breaks: clean up your space a bit, scroll through the studyblr tag, stretch, work on a bujo spread, etc—do things that will keep you in the motivated mindset so you won’t slip back into procrastinating or doing something else, but at the same time make sure you keep your mind away from your actual studies!

i hope you enjoyed this post, it’s the first one i’ve made like this! 

- mads

[encouragemnt]

march 12th, 2018

two different yellow spreads, both not even done in march 🙃 this blog is honestly dying, but it’s just so hard to keep up with this and school.

if you want somewhat more frequent updates, head to my studygram: @ study.encouragemnt

[whenstudyblooms]

『03.11.18』 Hello! This bujo spread felt really accomplishing bc I managed to cover the page with doodles, stickers, memos and such >u< ALSO!! I filmed a smol study with me that I was supposed to post on my ig as requested. However, I’m thinking of posting it here as well. Would you guys like to see it?~ . 「Quick tip: If your bullet journal spreads feel a little empty, add in some doodles and fancy lettering (if that’s the way you go). Otherwise, experiment on making minimal bujo spreads with a few selection of colors and materials.」

[iglovequotes]

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[sydroproductions]

Cute present for St Pattys day!