#trinketxt

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hey as it turns out i totally forgot to mention it here but i graduated art school last december (exactly one year ago on the 16th) !!!

it was a wild six years but the tldr of my thoughts looking back at it:

- enjoyed art school 👍 came out of it with wrist & thumb issues and debt 👎✌️ - i learned a lot of things that i wouldn't have sought out on my own, and so much of that information is still useful in varied ways now - also i'd say the most important thing i learned wasn't necessarily drawing/painting but moreso learning 'how to learn' (it was all an uphill battle though lol) - wish i put myself out there more with all the opportunities literally available in front of me but i was too scared and anxious. Regret. - would i recommend it? In general, no. Not unless 1) money isn't an issue. 2) you're serious and dedicated about working hard, otherwise its kind of a waste of time and money to just coast. And 3) if a competitive environment is something that works for u

And just for fun everyone all point and laugh at community college nikki for not being able to do one 4 hour art class while i regularly stacked two 5 hour classes into one day at art school:

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my only accomplishment in january was becoming comfortable with drawing heads facing to the right lmao

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psst psst i made an instagram recently, its trinketiers !! i post art there more frequently than i do here ahah

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W H Y

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eeugheuhg i have to take so many art classes and spread them out between my next three semesters but theyre all like 4 hours long i dont want to do it

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finished all my finals!!! i dont have to worry about school again until february heck ye