#Impressionable Students

[steveyockey]

the thing about some of these emerging problems with like, students using chatgpt to get “facts” that turn out to be completely made up on the spot is that it’s a problem solved as simply as DON’T FUCKING USE CHATGPT. there’s a repeated attitude like we don’t have the CHOICE to disengage from ai, the gig economy, amazon, etc and while that may be true on a certain level, the notion that these things have inextricably wound themselves into our lives to the degree that willingly engaging *directly* with them is impossible to resist is flat out bizarre to anyone who uses them the absolute minimum amount possible. we are not ALL shopping at shein monthly or doordashing a single iced latte every morning! you can and should understand that your actions are your own damn problem!

[amanufacturedheaven]

Loving Vincent, 2017 🌻

[asteria7fics]

Sheila would be so pissed if Kyle got drunkenly married in Vegas if that happened

I mean everyone else would be disappointed too, but Sheila would make the fuss over it.

Kyle: I am an adult mom! I can get married the way I want to!!

Sheila: getting black out drunk in Vegas and waking up married with no memory of it happening is not a proper wedding young man!

Kyle: well it already happened, and me and Stan are fine with it!!

Oh man, he would so stress about his mom kicking his ass (╥﹏╥)

I do think he would maintain a healthy fear of his mom well into adulthood, though that may just be me projecting a little bit (love you Momma Teri but you're scary sometimes!!)

However the news of how they got married may be slightly undercut by the fact that they... Got married at all. Like, imagine your son has a close friend growing up but has always dated and seemed to like girls, then he comes home from a weekend trip legally bound to said close friend. Who is a man.

Idk dawg, I don't think Sheila is homophobic by any means but that would probably shake her a little.

[tamaharu]

two different groups of people hocking jesus on campus do you think theyre friends or what

[necroticblue]

5 / 100 days of productivity

kind of a meh mid day. but that's ok. a mid annoying day at dorm rooms still beats a pleasant day at my parents' house. i studied for like 2.5 hours (kinda bummed that I didn't complete the 3rd hour but I literally couldn't bring myself to do so), did some grocery shopping and learned how to get from one building of our university to another. we don't have a secluded campus, so it's just walking through the city, and the walk takes me six minutes if I rush and the weather is nice. I'll have to leave one class early, because my class in the first building ends at like 14:20 and my next class begins in the second one at 14:25. but we'll manage

photos:

1) studying post-impressionism right now

2) cool buildings from the city

3) yay :) I'm studying Russian on Duolingo, also bits and pieces of Latin and Hungarian but that didn't stick quite as much

4) finished a vent art comic in a very shitty quality (I didn't have the proper equipment to do thin lines with ink, i mainly had a vision) and a self-insert dog boy. also i was in the mood for lemon yellow

[gumy-shark]

lego monkie kid 🤝 mob psycho 100

i don’t even know what the commonality is here but they are holding hands in my mind

[wanderingevelyn]

What am I getting into today…

[historyofart-emus]

Le Blanc Chat (The White Cat) by Pierre Bonnard. France, 1894

Bonnard painted a number of cats throughout his career, both accompanied by humans and as main subjects, though this is perhaps one of his better known cat paintings. In the preparatory drawings as well as in the final work, one can see that the artist was very indecisive and careful with the composition of this piece, especially in the placement of the paws, with layers and layers of changes. This painting is not naturalistic, but then again, Bonnard often said "art is not nature," so that was never the aim. One can see influences from the Les Nabis movement as well as Japanese art in his use of flat colors and lack of depth. The very subject of a cat is influenced by Japanese art, as Bonnard saw many cats in the Japanese prints that he admired.

All jargon aside, this is a gloriously funky little guy. I love him.

[adacarii]

Still life finished!

[mahatka]

University notes, but you study history of art

[skenpiel]

in school next week i have to imitate an art style like an ism of my choice and paint something but ihavent decied yet maybe you guys should help me choose

[ad0reyeo]

🎨 hands at the museum of fine arts, boston.

claude vignon's david / michaelina wautler's self-portrait / vincent van gogh's postman joseph roulin

[amanufacturedheaven]

Ballerinas by Edgar Degas

1834-1917

[sherbertdab]

(id: two GIFs, both taken from different reality shows.

The first shows several cuts between two women with their heads in their hands.

The second shows cuts between one woman, looking at the others expecting them to challenge her. The camera that cuts between the other three women, who are speechless. end id)

the catholic old white guy asked me to explain lgbtq+ to him and it was honestly kind of funny

[thedevotionaltour]

in terms of art alone im sorry. im a jrjr defender to my last breath you be fucking nice to him. i dont wanna hear shit❗️❗️❗️

[rei-the-head-shaker]

[17.01.2017]

When you are studying impressionism...