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pathologising

anyone else feel a deep crushing sense of loneliness or what

prinnay

Some ghosties for Wanderstop ;u;;

finley-mp4

Oh to be a whimsy lil guy without any repercussions...

honey-lys

has anyone figured out how to be a real person yet

chirasul

just me. and i'm NOT telling

gutmunchies

what the fuck. come on

tastefullyoffensive

“Moooom! …can you get my toy for me?” (via qoolove520)

kathereal

The baby yell

emotiona1shorty

She’s such a patient mom

thecreach

That’s one of the most adorable things I’ve ever seen.

thefingerfuckingfemalefury

A GOOD MOM

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MAAAAAAAAAAAA

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@wolf–rot

hellenhighwater

I'm aiming for something that has proportions somewhere between a casket and a monument with this. I've still got a long ways to go...

hellenhighwater

This is gonna be a fountain! My man's got a leaky torso

hellenhighwater

I also think this one's going to get one of the larger swords!

vampireapologist-archive-deacti

drake?

hazeleyedcat

josh?

vampireapologist-archive-deacti

where’s the body of christ?

wyrddog

unpeeled-human

lilja4ever

Doechii at Tom Ford AW25

whump-it-like-its-hot

So earlier in art class today, someone drew a characters hands in their pockets and mentioned that hands are really like the ultimate end boss of art, and most of us wholeheartedly agreed. So then, our teacher went ahead and free handed like a handful of hands on the board, earning a woah from a couple of students. So the one from earlier mentioned how it barely took the teacher ten seconds to do what I can’t do in three hours. And you know what he responded?

“It didn’t take me ten seconds, it took me forty years.”

And you know, that stuck with me somehow. Because yeah. Drawing a hand didn’t take him fourth years. But learning and practicing to draw a hand in ten seconds did. And I think there’s something to learn there but it’s so warm and my brain is fried so I can’t formulate the actual morale of the lesson.

kazoosandfannypacks

Saying "I'm not going to draw this thing because I don't know how to draw this thing" is really shooting yourself in the foot, because you've now cut yourself off from an opportunity to grow.

I had a friend in college who was an absolutely amazing artist. I loved seeing his work! One time I said something to the effect of "I could never do that."

He told me something that, as an artist, I resonate with. He said art isn't about natural talent; it's a learned skill. When you tell an artist their level of skill is impossible for you to reach, you're assuming their level of skill is a natural gifting they have, and it discredits the hundreds to thousands of hours of hard work they've put into getting where they are today, and you're cutting yourself off from trying to reach that point yourself.

what-hos-there

I don't remember where I heard this but I wish I could, because it stuck with me:

Talent is THE RATE at which you learn things, not whether or not you can learn certain skills at all.

And that suddenly clicked for me. I have been very talented with a lot of things in my life and once I realized that I had basically been getting XP multipliers on my normal life experiences, it suddenly felt so much less awful to realize that I did not have the same advantage with other skills I struggle with, and that's okay. I might even have some debuffs on those, and that's okay. It's still all gaining as long as I keep working on it!!

palatial-monstrosity

the self care industry will sell you face masks and teas and whatnot so i'm here to remind you not to forget the most important self care activity which is masturbation