Petit Monde

Sep 16, 2018

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Part 2 of my work last week.
I loved both renditions so I thought I’d post them both.
Snakes and flowers are probably my favorite themes each having so many connotations. Both can be pretty, dangerous, symbolic of lust or love.

Sep 16, 2018

Aug 24, 2015

vosnovasaveniradecirmequiensoy:

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(via barrilete-cosmico)

Feb 22, 2015

"You’re going to make many mistakes in your life, but I think the worst mistake that you can make is to not give it your all. Die on a treadmill. Throw up at the finish line. Your body can handle it. Run through the pain because I promise that stopping hurts more than the stinging pain of being average. Let people say the venomous phrase “you can’t do it”, but never let what they say lessen your want for self-improvement. Never let go of the dream you want to badly. There will always be someone better than you are, but there will never be another person just like you. Let a fire spark in your heart, and let go of the past. Make the many defeats persuade you to try harder. Some days will be harder than other, but you will always be stronger than whatever the day will throw your way. Don’t stop until you are where you want to be."

—(via defyingthe–odds)

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Feb 9, 2015

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Feb 5, 2015

"Lo que seduce nunca suele estar donde se piensa."

—Soda Stereo - Zoom (via hombre-al-agua)

Oct 30, 2014

doodlesmixtos:

Lecciones de filosofia-El camello, el león, y el niño.

Friedrich Nietzsche hablaba del camello, el león, y el niño en su libro Así habló Zaratrustra para ejemplificar su teoria del superhombre.
Esto es un intento de hacer algún tipo de ilustración para explicar algunas de las cosas que he aprendido en clase, pero no he tenido tiempo para pensar muy bien el texto así que ni siquiera he hecho ninguna conclusión, pero cuando lo tenga puliré el post.
Opiniones y/o sugerencias? Gracias!
Otras lecciones
El eterno retorno(a mano).
El camello, el león, y el niño (digital).

Aug 24, 2014