isnt-she-l0v3ly:

smileandstarve:

I think I’ve used almost every single one of these.

same

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darksilenceinsuburbia:

Ariel Brearly. The Cuckoo.

Oh the cuckoo she’s a pretty bird, she sings as she flies
She never gets lonesome till the first day of July.
I’ve gambled in England, and I’ve gambled down in Spain.
I gambled with five aces, now I’ve gambled my last game.

Oh, it’s gamblin’ that’s brought me prison,
And it’s gamblin’ that’s brought me pain
I’ll never see the cuckoo or hear her song again

Jack o’ diamonds, jack o’ diamonds, I know you of old
You robbed my poor pockets of silver and of gold.

Oh the cuckoo she’s a pretty bird, she sings as she flies
She never gets lonesome till the first day of July.

(Traditional Folk Song)

Texture - Les Brumes - thank you

eduhwud:

done with ink, acrylic, silver metallics

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notsofine:

I want to stay here in my bubble. Its safe and quiet in here.

notsofine:

I do this a lot. 

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childlifespecialist:

4 Simple Art Therapy Strategies

1. Create an “Art Wall” for a student or students by putting butcher paper on the wall. Students can draw on this paper, glue to the paper, add to the mural at any time. It’s a constant work in progress that can change and evolve during a students “break” or…

intheemptiness:

We all think art is healthy right? It helps us work through problems and give a face to something we can’t verbalize. For me, its been personal rejection that I’ve needed to can’t truly verbalize

This post is going to be a bit sorry, but its what I’m feeling in my heart at the moment. I have…

talesfromthecreeps:

please

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