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october 7th 2022 // wow it’s crazy that my last post was 5 years ago but now i am back and hoping to finish the 100 days of productivity challenge! happy october!

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26 Oct. 2022 | 008/100 | Tranquil's Studyblr Challenge

Today, I choose to keep my mind and body active, even if not for an assignment. No homework due today, so I kept productive by cleaning with my roomates, doing my daily studies, and playing around with PyMOL (used to create the image on the left!)

What is your favourite book at the moment? Now, find a song to match this book and explain your choice.

I'm really loving Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli right now. I just finished the sequel today! I know it's juvenile for an almost-grad-student, but the MC is so warm and thoughtful -- sometimes to a fault, which is unfortunately relatable. Her quirkiness, the way the MC unfurls a table cloth and places a flower on the corner of her desk each day, reminds me of Taylor Swift's song "Me!"

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november 17th 2022 // just finished midterms so I can fully enjoy the fall season!! what’s your favorite season?

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Hands and feet on this week's group study agenda!

Study Materials:

✨mikeymegamega - HOW TO DRAW HANDS - EASY ANIME STEP BY STEP

✨Proko -

How to Draw Hand Bones - Drawing Anatomy for Artists

How to Draw HANDS - Muscle Anatomy of the Hand

✨Line of Action Figure drawing tool - Hand/Feet specific option!

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Monday Art Study with @robo-craig landed us on fabric studies!

Study Materials:

✨ModernDayjame's vid, CLOTH AND DRAPERY 1: Cloth, Folds, Junctions, and Armor

✨ Larp Armor/Medieval Reenactor Pinterest boards!

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Monday Art Study with @robo-craig landed us on back anatomy!

Study Materials:

✨mikeymegamega - HOW TO DRAW THE BACK - SIMPLE MAPPING REFRENCE SHEET

✨howtodrawcomics - How To Draw The Torso: Back View

✨Line of Action Figure drawing tool

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Gesture & Rhythm!

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27 Oct 2022 | 009/100 | Tranquil's Studyblr Challenge

Today, my goals are to do additional readings for both classes and for myself. I'm going to watch some videos related to the topics I'm learning in class and use that extra info to help me when I'm re-writing my notes. I'm also going to shift over to a more educational book (The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot) now that I've read 2 of my leisurely books (Stargirl + Love, Stargirl) on my "to read" list.

What misconceptions do people have about your area of study?

My major is biochemistry and for some reason, my younger classmates seem to think it's the same as organic chemistry? And that I don't work with cells or proteins? I'm sure I don't know much about other majors though lol~