The other day, I watched this video by Campbell Walker (also known as Struthless), where he talks about his goal of running a marathon. He believes he can’t run a marathon RIGHT NOW, but then he asked himself: “If I had a gun to my head, would I do it? Yeah” and concluded that: We are all […]
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Cover Photo by Hannah Olinger on Unsplash Back in 2018, I was dealing with burnout and poor physical and mental health. I read everywhere about the benefits of journaling for mental health and decided to give it a try. I wasn’t really consistent, I would journal every other day, sometimes once a week, and I always skipped
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Original Cover Design Sleeve 029/100: Epica (2003) Studio Album by Kamelot Label: Noise Records / Sanctuary Records Genre: Power metal / Symphonic metal / Progressive metal Original Cover Artwork by: Derek Gores with Mathias Janke After finishing “Month of Masters 21” and working out some inner drama, I’m back to my project #100albumsleeves 🎉 For
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Photo by Morgane Perraud on Unsplash I have this theory that no ones ever gets to a blank page or canvas with an empty head. Our head is full of ideas, the problem comes when those ideas are accompanied by intrusive and judgmental thoughts. But before explaining my theory, What is art block really? Many
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Cover Photo by Jess Bailey Designs on Unsplash Art is an accident of genes—and a responsibility Alan Rickman We all have talents that should not be ignored. Natural gifts that must be shared with the world. I believe our gifts are somehow tied to our life purpose. What would happen if I left mine wrapped?Or, if I
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Oddish fanart by franzmori for the Inktober Art Challenge of 2016. Art challenges are open or personal quests where an artist commits to creating art consistently within a set timeframe, most commonly daily during a month or year, though some challenges can be 100 consecutive days, every other day, once a week, and some even
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