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슥삭 슥삭 오려서 철썩 붙이는, 스크랩북

Feb 1
정든 아크마우스 분실 후 새로 생긴 아크 터치 마우스의 쫙 빠진 자태. 난 정말 M$를 좋아하나봐~♥ (only when it comes to computer peripherals)

정든 아크마우스 분실 후 새로 생긴 아크 터치 마우스의 쫙 빠진 자태. 난 정말 M$를 좋아하나봐~♥ (only when it comes to computer peripherals)



Jan 31

Heart(s) of the Matter


Jan 16

(via chickenrib)


Jan 12
“You get your intuition back when you make space for it, when you stop the chattering of the rational mind. The rational mind doesn’t nourish you. You assume that it gives you the truth, because the rational mind is the golden calf that this culture worships, but this is not true. Rationality squeezes out much that is rich and juicy and fascinating.” Einstein, Anne Lamott, and Steve Jobs on Intuition vs. Rationality | Brain Pickings

Jan 10
tomtomsroom:

stressed.

tomtomsroom:

stressed.


Jan 9


Jan 5

ryan-a:

Here’s my process for the Kaguya Hime illustration.

Near the the end, there were a few things bugging me that I fixed:

I realized the moon and stars were taking all the focus of the image, so I shrunk the moon, and got rid of about 80 percent of the stars. The moon is a big part of the story, but Kaguya Hime is the main character, and this is her final moment, so I wanted the focus to be more on her, not on the sky.

I brought the warm colors to the front and the cool colors to the back to bring the foreground forward.

I balanced out the hills a bit more to help them frame the focus (Kaguya), rather than just be a bunch of neat hills in the distance with no purpose.


욕구와 행복감 예측

Unearthing desire isn’t always easy. Freud wouldn’t have had much of a career if it were. Some desires are simply difficult to talk about in polite company (sex, power, vengeance, status). Others are too subtle and intertwined to detect (acceptance, curiosity, idealism, honor). This is why desire rarely makes an appearance at a focus group. Pleasure, however, does.

Think of pleasure as how you feel when you satisfy a desire. It tells your brain it’s on the right behavioral path. In fact, neurologists tell us that we make decisions based on predictions of pleasure. You can hear pleasure in the language people use to describe how they think and feel. It shows up in the adverbs and adjectives they use to describe things.


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