Daily Doodles- Day 184- 18/10/24

Daily Doodles- Day 56- 10/06/24

Just a random cute girl coloured with a pink pen! 🩷🩷🩷

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Daily Doodles- Day 170- 04/10/24

A plant cell! I've finally gotten around to making a plant cell painting and I'm looking forward to playing around with it!

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Daily Doodles- Day 27- 13/05/24

The past week has been busy and rough, so here I am, once again, feeling lost but now and then 🎶

Sorry, I saw the opportunity 🤣🤣🫣 I'm playing catch up again and thankfully, it's just one day today.

She's a queen with impractical but super cool curly hair! 💁‍♀️👸👑

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Daily Doodles- Day 61- 17/06/24

I love the red and green combo for this one! ♥️💚

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Everyone's always like "mythology disproves Christianity." No!!!! Mythology proves that our God is a God of stories, of details, of intentionality. Everyone is so hung up on "every culture has a story of the dying and rising god/a virgin birth, etc. etc" but that's just it. Every culture has it, because somewhere, somewhen, it was true. Mythology is simply a reminder that God fashioned for us a language that we are all born knowing— a religious language, a language of the sacred. It's the reason so many cultures view bread as something sacred and use incense in their worship. Christ did not become man to unteach us "pagan" vocabulary. The vocabulary was never pagan to begin with! It was, and is, human. Christ became man, took on flesh, and spoke the language we were all born knowing: the language of mythos and sacred rituals, of prayers and of liturgy.

Do you think Jesus did not intimately know the world He entered? Do you think He didn't know the stories of Dionysus? Or the surprisingly Christocentric imagery associated with Apollo? Do you think He did not watch Virgil pen his fourth ecologue, in which he prophesies the coming of a baby, a redeemer? Do you think the all-knowing, all-powerful God who crafted Virgil's soul with his own hands didn't know that?

Mythology reminds us that God wrote the story. That He etched into the very marrow of our bones the language we need to know Him. When He came, He came in a way that was unexpected. But it was the way we would best recognize Him.

After years of observing these caddisfly larvae, French naturalist and artist, Hubert Duprat, wondered if the caddis flies would use any materials to build their cocoon. He introduced flakes of gold, pearls and opals to the caddis flies and they did in fact use them for their cocoons. They use their own silk as the glue to hold their pupal constructions together.

Daily Doodles- Day 52- 06/06/24

This was just going to be a sketch, but I was chatting on the phone with my friend and just started doodling even more. Her dress is pretty cool!

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i know we all love our perfectly evil Ghost Investigation Ward, but i was rewatching the second Men in Black movie with my dad a while ago and I couldn’t help but feel like an AU in which the Guys in White’s motivations and morality more closely resembled their namesake could be really interesting … i’d love to see a fic in which danny works alongside the ghost police/border patrol/detective squad instead of being kidnapped and tortured by them

so for my french class we have to read this book about a dying child who is encouraged by a hospital volunteer to write letters to God. and my teacher was talking about how God in the book is not a detached, wish-granting deity of religion, but is rather a friend to the child, someone whom the child could share his feelings with.

and i was like:

my brother in Christ wait till you find out about God in real life

Daily Doodles- Day 94- 18/07/24

I was thinking of Bridgerton fashion. I haven't nor do I plan to watch it (not my cup of tea) but I love the fashion of the era the show is set in.

This is just a random girl in a vaguely Bridgerton-esque dress.

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