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“You feel like home with your broken wings” with some bonus close up bits :) It’s one of this of my “You feel like home with your broken wings” with some bonus close up bits :) It’s one of this of my “You feel like home with your broken wings” with some bonus close up bits :) It’s one of this of my “You feel like home with your broken wings” with some bonus close up bits :) It’s one of this of my

“You feel like home with your broken wings” with some bonus close up bits :) It’s one of this of my drawings that I feel weird about. From one side I’m happy that I’ve drawn it, and I really like some details. And from the other side something feels really odd. Maybe my expectations were a bit too high comparing them to my skill. Good thing is that my drawing skills deficiencies came out to the surface and now I can work on them.
Making art and showing it to the wide public on social media can be tough, some of us are of being criticised, not getting a positive response or a lack of interest. Many of us are comparing themselves to others because yes, there’s always someone who is better. Someone…who you can learn from. So just keep and don’t worry too much. On the end of the day it’s just a “graphite on a piece of paper”.

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Why can’t I find my inner balance of appreciation for dark and light? It seems that as soon as I think I’m doing better, I plunge off the deep end once more…

I wonder how long before I can appreciate the sun again…

For now, I shall continue to find the bright spots in life from the prison within my mind. A camera, pen, and notebook will hopefully be the friends to bring me to the surface— as they have always in the past.

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~Reigh Lynne


me, when someone says summer is over. NO. woah I’ve been absent for quite some time now! Part of the

me, when someone says summer is over. NO. 

woah I’ve been absent for quite some time now! Part of the reason is because I’m slowly transitioning to Instagram because it’s more interactive and well, popular. 
I’ve had (and am still having!) a wonderful summer, worked on some very cool projects before that and now it’s time to get back on track. 


I made this big-ass to do list for this month because I really really want to start drawing more again. When creating it, it was very important for me to write down a couple of things that I really want to focus my attention on this month, and accordingly list some useful exercises. 
At the bottom I also added a list of things I can draw should I get stuck (because oh boi, does that happen a lllllot). Actually that’s probably my #1 reason why I don’t draw enough - because I don’t know what exactly, I don’t have a goal, so I just don’t draw. I mean it’s only logical.

My other big problem when it comes to completing these lists, is that I’m fairly confident when giving my future self the assignments. But then when I actually have to work on them, I would start questioning my choices and rule out most of the assignments because ‘there are far more important and useful exercises to be done and completing this list would be a waste of time’. (read that with the most annoying smarty-pants voice you have) No idea why would I possibly think that this makes any sense, but I do. And I quit. And then of course I don’t draw anything else that’s supposedly ‘better than the things on my checklist’ because such a thing DOESN’T EXIST. Everything is equally important in my case, because no matter what I draw I will improve. But my overthinking-self doesn’t seem to think so apparently.

I heard this really cool thing on a YouTube video by Jake Parker last night. It was about those times when you’re afraid to draw because you’re afraid the drawing won’t be perfect. Now we all know that’s bullshit, but we’ve all had that thought at least once, or in my case - every single time. But the thing is, and those are Jake’s words - whatever you draw perfectly today, you’re gonna hate it a year from now, because you’ve moved on and you’ve gotten better. So why should you stress about it being perfect now, when you’re naturally going to get better in the future? 
I mean when I heard this I had to replay that part of the video a couple of times, because IT JUST MADE SO MUCH SENSE. Like truly, I felt it with my whole body, it’s just so true! Finished, not perfect! 

I wrote that whole thing down at the end of my list, so I can reread it whenever I need to remind myself that I just need to finish the goddamn list, and that I don’t need to question anything, I don’t need to think of better assignments, I don’t need to stress over drawing beautiful things. I just need to draw. Period. And most of these drawings will suck but that’s FINE and it’s kinda the whole point of it, so they can stop sucking at some point.


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Preparing some new stickers for my Etsy shop. . . . . #overthinker #overthinking #overthink #stick

Preparing some new stickers for my Etsy shop
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#overthinker #overthinking #overthink #sticker #vinylstickers #handmadestickers #modernlettering #galaxylettering #galaxytheme #galaxyaesthetic #relatablequotes #etsyshop #shopsmall #supportsmallbusiness #chrystalizabeth_etsy
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broken nails

i think life is a series of broken nails; sometimes you couldn’t have known, sometimes it’s more “i told you so”. sometimes it hurts, and sometimes it doesn’t, regardless it’s torn from you all of a sudden. but if you let it, it’ll grow back, the past remains as history. time can heal the tiny wounds — maybe not that of a gun, but you could never break my heart; my nails grow out and pass.


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I’m a professional overthinker, wish i was getting paid for it at least.

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