#collage life

[suzieloveships]

I'm never reading fanfic during classes.

The author of an Overlord Husk AU I'm reading point out that this whole AU has tej same vibe as "mom sold me to One Direction" and I almost burst out laughing in the middle of the teacher explaining the task

[impossiblepeacehideout]

Americans, genuine question, why do you all hate collage?

I mean I am pretty sure it's not the popular opinion but I hear alot of Americans growing to hate collage.

And as somone whose country realyyyy values collage, and higher education it's so baffling to me, why so many people would think soo?

Imean yeah collage is expensive,the water is wet.

Yeah collage drains mental health, fork found in kitchen.

But like I mean why????

Why do you think collage is a scam?

Geniune curiosity

[definetorule-blog]

Wish me luck, I am organizing a collage boycott tomorrow! (It's against the dictatorship of the ruling party and taking accountability for the deaths of 15 people crushed by the canopy that they reconstructed).

[yourcozylibrary]

When your room is a mess, you have a lot of household chores, 100's of pending assignments, your body is freaking tired by attending classes all day and you have to repeat the cycle tomorrow💀

[blackquillchillin]

Skeleton study for class 🩻

Spent maybe a little bit too much time on it

[mandmandm22]

[glittering-under-the-glass]

I love that my roommate is an extrovert and I’m an introvert. She is away with friends all the time, and so I get to have our room to myself. Peak arrangement.

[starchasersunseeker]

Lmao remember the professor I was bitching about?

Well her classes for tomorrow are canceled because she is ill or something-

Listen I know universe is on my side woth most things and if I wish for something I get it {small things} and if I bitch about something universe takes into account... HOWEVER I promise it wasn't my intention to get the professor sick?? I promise when I was bitching about her I never wished her ill will or anything-

Well at least I get to sleep in till 9 tomorrow- thats very nice {still have to leave home at 10h to be there for my 12h classes 😭}

[phsycodesi]

If this was a book, would you read it? - pt.1

I should be studying for my last exam but since I prepared way before hand I’ma just drop this here.

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Paper Bird

Anita Rane is a journalist student studying in university in Pune. She endevours to graduate with peaceful memories and a smooth sailing towards a masters. The plans for this however, are never fulfilled as a mysterious person beguins to reveal horrifying secrets on students and professors, threatening to get the university shut down.

Now, Anita is race against time to uncover the identity of the Mysterious Person before even more they reveal something truely horrifying. After all, Anita for has her own secrets to protect too. But how is she supposed to do all that when the person only leaves one clue at the place of their crimes - a single paper bird.

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I might share more ideas if this gets more attention- or any of you can go ask me ;)

[happytwerk]

[eshiyoeshiyo]

[yumi998014]

‘Be Yourself’ C-drama

Series like these teach a lot.

[notasoupcompany]

[blackquillchillin]

Attending a life drawing class has helped me be so much more normal about body hair and body fat on fictional characters.

Like, before i went to collage, my biggest art inspiration was Batman the Animated series, which I love dearly, but has mostly two body types-broad shoulders man, and hourglass woman. There are a few exceptions, like Scarecrow and Baby-Doll, but ones deliberately supposed to look thin and the others trapped in a body reminiscent of a child, they are the exception not the rule.

Now, I'm a cis female, and have three siblings who were assigned female at birth, and we all shared a room growing up. I knew that wasn't what women looked like. Most of my teachers were middle aged women, my mother was a stay at home mom, and my Sunday school teachers were all middle aged women or older. Tons of examples.

But, despite knowing that wasn't what men looked like either, I had no friggin clue how to draw a masculine body in a less exaggerated way, and even feminine bodies I tended to just make a touch less thin.

Drawing humans from life, as part of a course has helped so much.

I encourage everyone who has a chance to take a few life drawing classes, even if you don't draw much or like drawing highly stylized works, (not a bad thing, dont worry) spending time observing humans in a deliberate, professional and safe setting really does help adjust your perception on what a normal human looks like in a healthy way. If you can, see lots of different models. Right now my class only has one, and it's already helped. It's also good for understanding proportions so you can follow or break those guidelines deliberately as you see fit.

10/10 would take again

[wolflionblood101]

Fun fact! People are just giving old crt tvs away at tech places! Great if your poor and need a tv!

[glittering-under-the-glass]

Me at the beginning of the semester: “Oh, my roommate is here in the dorm, we should talk a little!”

Me at the end of the semester: “Fuck, my roommate is here. Let’s say hello then pretend she doesn’t exists.”