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[aereii]

i can safely say i regret drawing something

[jeaanmoreau]

Your new fic is giving me lifeeeee, enemies to lovers Byler..... DELICIOUS DELICIOUS FOOD

EEEE oh this makes me so happy, i'm so nervous for my second child —thank you so much !!!!! <3333

[jeaanmoreau]

Arghhhh I'm loving sassy, snarky, enemies!Byler in your new fic

I'M SO SATTTT

AHHH you're so sweet omg kjsdhfh !!! i'm having a lot of fun writing it

[nonmanprince]

wonderful things happening in foolish sekai

[sevethwhiterat]

New Year come...

Here I am again in this 2025 that has just begun. As per tradition, I make truckloads of resolutions that are lost in thin air by December and return on January 1, 2026 so, this time, I decided to break this tradition, break this routine and turn habits upside down by avoiding making resolutions (those that I cannot keep with certainty). In these first days, I confess, I am seized by a deep…

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[sevethwhiterat]

Draw to remember

Lesson number five…at least I think it’s the fifth lesson: surround yourself with people who make you feel good and accept you as you are. My job is made up of bureaucratic commitments, social contact with children, parents and colleagues and lots of intellectual stimulation. It seems simple but you never rest. Many people only see class time with students but don’t know the behind the scenes.…

Draw to remember

[sevethwhiterat]

Embracing Your Comfort Zone: The Power of Finding Your Favorite Drawing Tools

Third lesson: you don't have to leave your comfort zone.

Third lesson: you don’t have to leave your comfort zone. Over the years I have heard myself say “leave your comfort zone”, or “you have to leave your comfort zone to experiment”. Maybe I never had a comfort zone because I spent years (and spent a lot of money) experimenting with different techniques, trying different pens, pencils, brushes and materials and…I perhaps found my favorite tool. I…

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[sevethwhiterat]

Unleashing Creativity: Embracing Drawing as a Meditative Practice

Free your mindAnd the rest will follow (En Vogue) Lesson number two: drawing is like meditating, that is, you don’t have to put your mind to it. It seems easy written like this, but it is less easy to apply this principle. When you are a child you sit at the table or on the floor with your crayons, colored pencils or watercolors and drawings and time flies. You don’t think, you just draw. As we…