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Harry Styles at the New York premiere of ‘Dunkirk’, July 18th

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Harry Styles at the New York premiere of ‘Dunkirk’, July 18th

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Harry Styles at the New York premiere of ‘Dunkirk’, July 18th

harry styles track by track aesthetic.

meet me in the hallway: wandering the streets at two am on a thursday morning. rain hitting against the windows. half remembered dreams. laying in bed with your headphones on.

sign of the times: the last warm day of the year. too hot coffee. sitting outside of a party listening to the muffled music playing coming through the door.

carolina: the hottest day of the year. dive bars. the feeling of being in the middle of a crowd at a concert with everyone singing along. a cold beer.

two ghosts: growing up. sitting on the roof of your house and crying. pretending to not notice an ex when you walk by them on the street. missing someone.

sweet creature: driving with the windows down on the first day of summer. seeing your loved ones for the first time in a long time. iced tea. petting your dog.

only angel: the build up right before you kiss someone you're into. walking down a city street. that sweet spot when you're drinking and you feel like you can fly.

kiwi: heartbeat going a little too fast. being on a roller coaster right before the drop. going to a twenty-four hour diner with your friends and laughing too loud.

ever since new york: watching the sunset. saying goodbye. the moment in between being asleep and being wide awake after a good night's sleep. sitting in your friend's backyard staring at the stars.

woman: ducks.

from the dining table: sitting on the floor with your knees against your chest. staring at your cell phone and waiting for a text. the day you realize all the holiday lights have been taken down. realizing that this chapter in your life is over.

theharrydaily

@fly_for_freedom: Preview of what’s to come.

cockablock

the education system wont really be teaching you important shit like this..

so let me be the one to do it…

places that give student discounts

discounts your student id can get you

how to survive college on a budget

how to save money

earn money by simply doing polls

scholarships masterpost

really helpful student loan debt article

college investor website

7 money tips for college students

student loan calculator

what to buy each month of the year

coupon tips

can’t pay your bills?

is your cell phone bill too high?

dont know how to do taxes?

pay off student loans efficiently

budget monitoring website

save your money on cords

how to balance a checkbook

the ultimate guide to saving for retirement

kubriq

The Shining (1980) dir. Stanley Kubrick

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dunno who he is but he seems nice

haiderabd51

I’m dying 😂

justamatteroftimeuntil

😂😂😂

yo-yamcha-deactivated20210928

This is gold!

tv16bit

this voice acting is so committed.

vonjaymee

That’s it. That’s the whole show. Everyone just wants to stay in Act 1.

oculuss

The best art history study method (in my opinion).

Let’s face it. There’s a shit ton of art in the world! As much as I’d like to think that all it takes is memorizing the title and artist of a piece that is just not the case. Thanks to my own amazing art history teacher I have the perfect study method (again in my opinion). They’re called Art Cards. Sorry the title isn’t catchier. Basically it’s a index card with all the information you could need about an piece. From the materials it’s made out of to the piece’s original location you have a complete over view of the piece. Here is the basic layout of an art card.

N: name of artwork

D: date the work was produced

P/S: art historical period or style of the work (i.e. a high renaissance piece in the mannerist style.)

A: artist or architect

Pa: Patron (basically the person paying for the piece. If they’re not signing a check they’re not a patron)

L: original location (no the museum they’re in does not count)

M/T: materials and technique used to create the piece (i.e. pigment and plaster orrrrr fresco)

F: Function of the artwork (how it’s used or why it was produced)

C: context that the piece was created for (this is NOT the same as function. Context is sort of like what the piece means. For instance context could be the skill that is being shown by the artist or how the piece is used as a symbolism for someone’s faith or power and authority)

DT: descriptive terms or vocabulary words associated with the piece

Ideas: relevant ideas of the work (terms and themes) this spot isn’t always filled out

I or T: Innovative or traditional (does the artwork offer something new to the table or does it use innovations from previous artists?)

I’ll be using this layout when talking about any art piece I share on this blog.

oweeeeendennis

My pilot for Cartoon Network was just released! It’s called Infinity Train. It’s about a girl, her robot, and a corgi king. It took us about a year to make and I really hope you like it. Thank you to everyone who made this possible, I wouldn’t have been able to make this without the support of so many wonderful people!