#try new things

[saydesole]

Fall in love with the process of leveling yourself up.

Try new things

Hiking

Piano lessons

Painting

Pottery class

Solo dates

Museums

Yoga

Vlogs/youtube

[g0blinsprout]

Can't deny it anymore 💕

I had so much fun drawing this! I love Shoujo manga and the art used for chapter breaks inspired me to keep it black and white with screen tones for that good good manga look ✨

[hotwife-fling]

[positivelypresent]

Be willing to try!

[catspawcreates]

Concept sketch I went overboard on.

I’ve had an animatic/music video idea stuck in my head for months and this was an idea for the chorus. The animatic def won’t be as detailed 😅

Hopefully something I’ll be working on to unveil for the reveal anniversary in January.

[phanartist]

I challenge you to make Phan art from your favorite DnP video! (Theories, edits, memes, jewelry, clothing, dolls and pretty much any form of art counts as long as it’s Phan art)

ps. The deadline for submitting your artwork is August 14th 2025

[adorkabletwilightandfriends]

Adorkable Twilight & Friends - “Gateway Snug"

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Adorkable Twilight & Friends Twitter

Adorkable Twilight & Friends Wiki

Adorkable Twilight & Friends Deviant Art

[weaponizedmoth]

Can I please request Raoul from PotO?

Sure! I'm sorry in advance for this:

[bidisasterevankinard]

911 + text posts part 1/?

[dinosaurwithablog]

A couple of weeks ago, I said that I was gonna try to make beef wellington. I made it today, and it came out great. I've never made this before. It's a rather difficult dish, but somehow, miraculously, I did it!!! It's sooooooo good. The pastry was light and crispy, the mushroom duxelle was rich with deep flavors, the Serrano ham that I used was delicious, and the beef was cooked to perfection. The red wine reduction was spectacular. I am very, very very, very, very proud of myself and very, very, very full. As you can see from the photo above, Petey was very excited about the wellington, too. Another dish from Hell's Kitchen that I nailed. I'm very thankful to Chef Gordon Ramsay and his show, Hell's Kitchen, for inspiring me to try to cook the food they cook on the show. I have expanded my horizons and my waistline. Hahaha 😆. I need a nap. That took a lot of work, but it was well worth it. In the words of Julia Child, bon Appétit!!! 😊😍😋😋😋

[maraudersvibes]

I got a silver VIP ticket!! I’m going alone, I’m an adult making my adult money decisions after I’ve been a non stop fan since 2012, and I saw WAD but I’ve never seen Phil in person so I’m gonna cry. I really hope the people I sit next to are nice haha

[nidhi36d]

Try new things, step out of your comfort zone, take risks, do things in ways you've never done them before, ask for help, surround yourself with self-actualized people, become obsessed with the fact that you have one go-round on this planet as the you that is you, and realize how precious and important it is not to squander that. In order to be an icon, a few times you need to be bold. How do I define boldness? Stepping outside of your comfort zone.

You should not remain in your comfort zone; if you want to make it big, you must challenge yourself, get out of your comfort zone, and succeed in doing well outside of your comfort areas. In life, we should explore options outside our comfort zone.

[bizcochitomarmolado]

Cr. ledbysource

[catspawcreates]

2024 Catspaw Art Recap!

Of course this is not including the zine art, I still had an amazing explosion of art this year. It was a very hard year personally, but through adversity we evolve and grow!

Despite 2024’s stumbles, 2025 will be new beginnings in a lot of ways. Looking forward to sharing my journey with you all!

[starseneyes]

Dye, Dye, Again.

Dying my hair is one of those wild and crazy things I never did as a kid. My brother did it all the time, but I was terrified after hearing so many horror stories from my hair/makeup artist mother.

Last week, I dyed my hair copper. I hated it. So, today I covered it up with some purple. Now, the purple/copper combination is rather hilarious, but I like it far more than the copper, alone.

Why share all this? Why does it matter? Because sometimes you try the thing and it doesn't go as planned. And that's okay.

My kids asked me if I was upset because I spent the time to do the copper and ended up hating it. But I told them I was happy I tried something new, that I tried something for me, that I learned something about myself in the process.

Sometimes the thing isn't what you expected. Sometimes it isn't what you thought you wanted. Sometimes it isn't what you hoped it would be.

But you'll never know if you don't try the thing.

So, whatever the thing is for you—try it. Give it a go. See what happens!

Sure, yeah, maybe you'll end up hating it, like I did. But you might just end up loving it, and until you open Shrodinger's Box of what-if, you'll never know.

So, give it a try! You've got this.