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as an adult, at least once a month, i like to take random scraps and pieces rotting in my drawer, paste them inside my journal, feel good about myself and pretend it’s art💅

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not sure how i feel about it..but i definitely didn’t expect it to turn out this cute on my first try lol😛

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went on a walk this morning and witnessed a group of dogs casually leading a van like they had somewhere important to be..and the driver?just a humble follower🥰

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i love putting text in my artwork so much

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okay but why does adding a candle in your art picture instantly make it 100000x prettier

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watercolor egg because my brain said yesss!!

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The post of one of my favorite ear studs came off, and I wasn’t ready to let it go, so I upcycled it into a new pair of earrings.(also i m just a beginner so please overlook any little mistakes ;))

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I think one of the most rewarding thing about being a DIY individual is the process of discovering new hobbies. You know how sometimes when you’re scrolling mindlessly, you come across someone making the most incredible stuff from just random things lying around the house? That feeling of, “Oh, was I stupid for buying it when I could just DIY it at home?” When I was a kid, my YouTube was filled with DIY videos, I literally used to think about DIYing a whole bean bag at home (that was a disaster). But you know, the excitement of knowing the possibilities of reusing old stuff to make different decor pieces is unmatched. How did I not see the potential in an old jar to be an aesthetically pleasing pot or in my old jeans to be made into a notebook cover? or in worn-out t-shirts to be turned into a tote bag, or even in a used box to be transformed into a canvas? The possibilities are infinite!

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no complicated subjects, just a bowl of oranges sitting there quietly, waiting for you to notice ;)