#mcassmaster

[artiegayberg]

DUDEBRO DANTON

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[aestheticstudying]

Hi there! I was wondering if you had a favorite brand or new of any good grid notebooks? Thank you :)

hi! i do not always buy notebooks from a specific brand but one that i go to a lot would be muji! hope that helps x

[etudiance]

Do you have any bullet journals you'd recommend?

honestly i think you can use any notebook of any form, but a lot of people use moleskines, muji notebooks, or leuchtturm so maybe check out those?

[studiyng]

Do you have any bullet journals you'd recommend?

i bought a moleskine last year and i really liked it!! but i’m really lazy so i bought a planner for this year and i love it!

anyway if you need more inspo you can check my bullet journal tag!

[cactistudying]

Hi there! I was wondering if you had a favorite brand or new of any good grid notebooks? Thank you :)

Hey :) tbh i’m not sure how much help i can be, but i’ll try!

Personally I use the Evernote large squared moleskine notebook, which I was given for christmas last year, which I’ve found is p good. The pages are really nice and i’m a sucker for grid notebooks however it is veryyy expensive and i don’t think it’s quite as good as people hype it up to be…

I also tried did a bit of research and have found

leuchtturm1917 soft cover squared notebook (link): numbered pages!!! (sorry i hate numbering pages), soft cover, and 4 different types of ruling which is nice

Rhodia dot grid notebook (link): which is fountain pen friendly so the paper must be really good!

Whitelines (link): seem to have really good spiral and flipbooks if you want that sort of notebook

Rhodia (link): i actually know from experience are really good quality if its gonna get bashed around a bit

Rite in the Rain (link): WATERPROOF!!!! omg thats so cool + there’s lots of different types of grids depending on what you want

also @successaesthetics​ replied to one of my posts and suggested The Essentials journals from Peter Pauper Press so i’d def check out those!

If none of these really work I would just suggest looking at any local art stores as they’re usually pretty good :) Hopefully this helps a bit? Does anyone else have any advice?

[stuhdys]

Hi there! Do you have any favorite or know of any really good graphing/grid paper notebooks that you'd recommend? Thanks :)

Hi! Miquelrius has really nice graph paper notebooks, if you’re in the US, stores like Staples and places like Office Max/Depot have nice journals also. If you’re in the UK, or can order online I’d recommend Pukka Pads, they are very durable and have high quality paper!

[studypetals]

Hi there! Do you have any favorite or know of any really good graphing/grid paper notebooks that you'd recommend? Thanks :)

hello there! i can try to help. i’m not a journal/notebook junkie but i can offer some advice. :) 

so what i use is a moleskine large squared notebook (link) and i love it. it has a flexible cover, quality pages, and a clean feel all around. however, it was pretty pricey. 

some other notebooks out there include: 

leuchtturm1917 soft cover squared notebook (link): flexible cover, numbered pages, and even comes with stickers to label things

rhodia dot grid notebook (link): has fountain pen-friendly paper!

others i found but couldn’t find direct links to the squared paper notebooks included: piccadilly (link) and field notes (link) 

[artiegayberg]

CHEVZ, LOUIS XIV, DANTON

I Am Making Just As Much Effort In This Relationship As Penny Excuse You

Danton would have to be my McDonalds’ shift manager because he has the least obvious, obnoxious superiority complex. I am not putting Chevs if Lou in a position of power over me, let alone one so close to so many fire hazards. Also then I can change his title to McAssmaster

Chevs as my lab partner - he’d be entertaining at least, and I think more manageable in small doses. Also 10/10 would take ugly pictures of him in goggles with his hair tied back and a lab coat on for snapchat purposes. Probably the most reliable around sharp things and fires - least likely to be accused of mass murder and all that.

Lou in a lift for ten hours - eugh. At least I already have a kind of low opinion on him and will probably never see him again afterwards????? Also it makes for a great story - the time I got stuck in a lift with Europe’s longest-raining monarch

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I don’t believe people actually take the time to dance and appreciate the soul they’re ‘dancing’ with nowadays. People have drifted away from being in the moment.

My pal Dan

[macadameia]

Hi!! I saw your post about wanting to find new bloggers and such so if you're interested you could take a look at my tumblr to see if you'd like to follow me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Also my personal instagram is mccoamj

yes I’d love to!! thanks for messaging! xx

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Sketches from yesterday based off of Sam Larson’s drawings (+color). 

- Copic Multiliner 0.03 black ink pen

- Prismacolor Premier 0.05 black ink pen

- Crayola colored pencils

- Prismacolor Premier art markers

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Quick sketch I did based off of another I saw somewhere on Tumblr

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Fourth Street

“Can I kiss you?” He asked. “What?” I mumbled. “Can I kiss you?” He repeated. “Yes,” I whispered

We kissed softly for a couple seconds. Hesitant. Lingering.

“I’m not sure why but it took me awhile to ask you that,” he said. “That’s ok,“ I said.

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Fighting Anxiety

My own personal master post about how to fight against unwanted anxiety.

- Watch a Bob Ross “Beauty Is Everywhere” episode on Netflix. - Go for a walk in the woods. - Listen to music that gives you good vibes. - Find a friend who is willing to just sit with you in silence for awhile. Someone who is willing to just be a comforting presence. - Doodle on a magazine page. - Read a really intriguing book. - Smoke a joint (only if it is legal in your state/area or if you have a medical marijuana card). - Take a bath and pamper yourself. - Light a candle and watch the flame dance. - Write in a notebook about anything that comes to mind. No limitations. - Teach yourself something insightful. - Watch a movie (recommended: Good Will Hunting, A Beautiful Mind, The Breakfast Club). - Exercise - Talk to someone/vent - Attempt to identify what triggered your anxiety and think of a way to reverse it. - Smile

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The aliens think you’re being petty