#studytune

[gloomstudy]

july 1, 2020 - take your time

hi hello! i’m finally back at it again. it feels weird to post normal content amidst everything that’s going on in the world, but i’m still doing what i can to stay informed and help others. i made this spread last week! i drew more doodles this time. the one on the bottom left is from the lyric video for the english version of "zombie” by day6. i also haven’t shared a playlist in a while, so here’s what i’ve been listening to lately!

how are you all doing? i hope your summer/winter is off to a good start! as always, stay safe and take care. 💕

studygram: gloomium

currently listening to: “make you happy” - niziu

[ploverstudies]

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first week of college done and it’s been an absolute whirlwind of work! i get to learn about papermaking with sunlight spilling onto my desk though so it’s worth it :)

[rinastudies]

26.2.21

quick breakfast before morning classes

grad school is sooo busy omg. but i’m loving everything i’m learning!! and even though teaching underclassmen about literature is pretty difficult sometimes, it’s lowkey kinda fun!

what have y’all been up to? come say hi

[bujoie]

6 june 2020 [星期六］

Finished the Taiwanese drama 想見你 (Someday or One Day) in a day.. would def recommend !!

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[minastudying]

what’s in my pencil pouch vs what’s in my makeup pouch

ready for hot girl semester lol

[thesmartstudies]

05.12.2020 | ミ★ 16/100 days of productivity ★彡

my may moodboard. i love my blue and orange theme!

these days i’ve been painting and reading a lot, which i enjoy! i have these white binders that i never used but painting lovely scenes on them makes me want to keep pretty notes in them! <3

normality is a paved road:

it’s comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow.

-vincent van gogh

[oreo-studies]

- ̗̀ june 21th  ̖́-

8am mornings is my favourite kind of way to start a day

ft. me precariously leaving my journal at window edges for the view (don’t try this at home kids)

[paperfriendly]

open for better quality //

you are as welcome as the flowers in may - charles macklin

(may’s almost over but shhhh)