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Miura poses🐈‍⬛ Ink on xuan paper shikishi board. These illustrations are also featured in my Shikishi-zine, available at https://heikala.com/ ✨

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Tetsuo Takahara painted pretty much nothing but unique looking cats with same color palettes, so don’t tell yourself you can’t draw/paint about your fave subject with your fave colors as much as you like. 

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Anybody else in their I have nothing to say era? Because

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Worry Lines

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I said, “Honey, I don’t feel so good, don’t feel justified. Come on, put a little love here in my void.” He said, “It’s all in your head.” And I said, “So’s everything.” But he didn’t get it. I thought he was a man but he was just a little boy.

FIONA APPLE // Paperbag

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Tetsuo Takahara painted pretty much nothing but unique looking cats with same color palettes, so don’t tell yourself you can’t draw/paint about your fave subject with your fave colors as much as you like. 

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“elio elio elio elio elio elio elio”

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Some of my favorite movies/series Part 3:

(dark academia, light academia & cottage core themed/coded):

1. The Imitation Game (2014; directed by Morten Tyldum; 113 mins)

2. Wilde (1997; directed by Brian Gilbert; 118 mins)

3. The Theory Of Everything (2014; directed by James Marsh; 123 mins)

4. The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999; directed by Anthony Minghella; 139 mins)

5. The Goldfinch (2019; directed by John Crowley; 149 mins)

6. Call Me By Your Name (2017; directed by Luca Guadagnino; 132 mins)

7. Tell It To The Bees (2018; directed by Annabel Jankel; 106 mins)

8. Dickinson (2019-; 3 seasons)

9. Good Will Hunting (1997; directed by Gus Van Sant; 127 mins)

10. Tolkien (2019; directed by Dome Karukoski; 112 mins)

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"The phrase "Call me by your name and I'll call you by mine"] feels like an odd request at first, until you remember an idea that surfaces in Plato’s Symposium: that in Greek mythology, humans were created as four-armed, four-legged, two-faced creatures, but split apart by Zeus and condemned to spend life searching for their other halves. In the Symposium’s rendering, whether one searches for a female or male half has to do with the nature of your original being, and there are various means through which two halves who find each other might live in companionship.

But “when one of them meets with his other half,” it continues, “the actual half of himself, whether he be a lover of youth or a lover of another sort, the pair are lost in an amazement of love and friendship and intimacy, and would not be out of the other’s sight, as I may say, even for a moment.” This is the highest form of love — “the people who pass their whole lives together; yet they could not explain what they desire of one another.” This is, in other words, an origin story for what we moderns might call soul mates."

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