Look, eurovision season has started. National finals are in full swing, lots of songs competing, and you're worrying about your favourites making it through to the grand international compétition. We've all been there. We know the symptoms: the epic highs and lows, the screaming and the crying, the euphorias and the sallads. Tired days, evenings spent watching three streams in tandem while frantically searching for a viable link to the fourth, and the sleepless nights after people inevitably select the wrong damn song.
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i got an email today from my uni that was sent to all students from the faculty i'm in and it's a job offer for a project from the uni's school museum where they catalogue and analyze old school note/exercise books from 1820-1950s and...idk i should probably apply right??? They're not even asking for a CV (mine would be empty), how often do you get that lmao. And it's only 6 hours a week, starting this October and the project is supposed to last 3 months and there is a possibilty of the museum hiring you for longer. And i mean, if it sucks i guess i can push through the 3 months? should i do it ahhhh my panic brain is screaming but it's not often that there is a job offer that is that nice
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Just retrieved my sketch book and reminded myself there was a time where I did draw every day and I kinda enjoyed it even though I was just copying stuff from Youtube tutorials and then I think I got overwhelmed with too much "if you want to get BETTER you HAVE to do ALL THESE THINGS you HAVE to DRAW EVERY DAY and you have to PRACTICE DRAWING BASIC SHAPES and you HAVE TO THINK ABOUT SHADING" and EVERYTHING YOU DO LOOKS BAD BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT FOLLOWING THESE EXACT SPECIFIC TIPS" and idk I feel like those kind of tips also ruined writing for me and idk maybe if I'd just kept up doing silly little Youtube tutorials I'd be able to draw a cartoon cat without having to look at a reference by now which isn't exactly what I want to do but it would be something?
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It's the Asian way. You're tied to someone or something one way or another,
The pros of this is you're responsible for being the best or doing as best as you can so as not to disappoint the people you're tied to and you'll always have motivation to appear as best as you can be for example for, like your family members. When you have to make big decisions, it's not just about you and your life, it's about how these people will also be affected by it so it's a fail safe way of making sure you wouldn't make rash decisions that you will regret
The cons of this tho is your life is not your own to make a decision for. You can't go, this is my life i can choose whatever path i want, because your decisions will affect these people who choose that you're tied to them lol one way or another
But in everything, you know what they say, moderation is key
Instead of pushing Seok Ryu from doing any serious jobs related to cooking because it's too much of a hard work for someone young and smart and educated, they shoulda let her experience that herself, the climb and the fall and the struggle, with their support, she'll make better choices than they did, and if not, it's not like she's out there cooking drugs lol. What's the worse that could happen? Their daughter turning into a great cook?
But ig a part of it is also (I'm projecting here lol) they don't want their educated child to cook for a living which they deem a lower class occupation, thus wasting away all her years of education and experiences in her previously unrelated job.
It's the good ole 'you went and studied so much farther, and look where you are now'.
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I know this fandom is doomed because people will look you in the eyes or reply to your comment and say that we don’t know that lightsingers are associated with light or singing.
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Ok for some reason I'm starting to see more and more art that looks photorealistic af - sometimes with timelapse videos - only to go to the artist's blog and realise that they just take a photo, apply filters, and paint over it. It's so obvious too when you compare it to a few works where they actually painted themselves from scratch, the difference in quality is really visible, and I'm not talking like "drawing you made from imagination versus drawing you made with a reference" different, I'm talking "there's no way these two drawings are made by the same person" different.
It's also crazy that painting progress videos aren't actually proof of anything either. People just manipulate that shit. I've seen videos deconstructing these, the fake artists just paint over the photo, then erase certain parts and reverse the process to make it look legit 🤨
And btw painting over a reference is a legit way of making a drawing, however controversial it might be, but if you do it, you have to disclose your painting method and give credit to photos used, not pretend you just made it from scratch.
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no one asked, but my favorite study technique is truly the pomodoro method and i also really adore putting on minecraft lofi mixes in the background. it's fine. everything is so chill. calm down. you are suddenly a 13 year old again, playing minecraft after school and exploring mines with your kid siblings and life is going to be okay
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