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Dive into the green / Château de Sannes

© Thibaut Modelia

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Michael Allen, Portal, 2020, Oil on linen

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a handful of softer things 

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Andrew Wyeth, “Wolves” (detail)

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Falin, Oil on paper and digital

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This Southern Weather

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Lauren Mercer-Smail (Canadian), Helena from the Alley, Toronto, 2019, Oil on canvas

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Helene Beland - Un capteur de lumière, 2012

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Study for Nymphs Finding the Head of Orpheus by John William Waterhouse (1900)

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Ring details from ‘Portrait of a Noble Woman’ by Nicolas Neufchatel, c. 1567.

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Le Soir Etoile (Evening Star) by John Simmons (English painter, 1823-1876)

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Delphin Enjolras (detail)

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Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926)

Nymphéas

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BETWEEN THE FIRE AND THE SKY

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i cannot stress enough how much of an impact changing the way you talk to yourself can have on your mental health. swapping out self deprecating jokes and changing unhealthy sentiments like "i hate myself" and "i want to die" to kinder, more forgiving ones like "i need a break" and "i'm trying" can make such a difference to how you view yourself. the things we say to ourselves become a part of our lives and so we deserve to me kinder to ourselves in our heads.