Naoko Kuroko

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Interesting Photos

2 months ago

mountain ranges near lake

https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1574788901656-6a9ee34a3fa7?fm=jpg&fit=crop&w=600&q=80&fit=max

Art Ideas

2 months ago

Online Dating: A History

Online dating didn’t really begin with the advent of the internet.

The need to communicate to other human beings for love, companionship and sex goes back centuries, with each new technology opening up further avenues and fresh ways to reach out.

Art History

2 months ago

Self Portrait in Polish National Costume - Marcello Bacciarelli

, genre: self-portrait, style: Baroque, location: Poland, gallery name: Royal Castle, Warsaw, Poland, tags: Lady, Gentleman, completition: 1787.

https://uploads0.wikiart.org/00159/images/marcello-bacciarelli/marcello-bacciarelli-self-portrait-in-polish-national-costume.jpg

poetry

2 months ago

Im sorry

im sorry for being me
i wish i had some other life
not being who i am
if i could i would
i would change everything
the drugs and cutting
the fights and drinking

all that hurts you seeing me
all you see in me is drugs
thats who runs my life
i have no say in it
because its true

i'll get help
when i think its time
i'll do it for you
i'll do it for my baby

Jole Oliveira

2 months ago

architecture building

nytimesarts

2 months ago

Helen Gallagher began her busy Broadway career in the 1940s and won Tony Awards for her roles in revivals of the musicals “Pal Joey” and “No, No, Nanette.” When theater roles faded, she turned to TV, principally as a star of the soap opera “Ryan’s Hope.” https://t.co/LeTeDR2MJN

Helen Gallagher, Winner of Two Tonys and Three Emmys, Dies at 98

She was honored on Broadway for roles in “Pal Joey” and “No, No, Nanette” and then turned to TV, where she won three Daytime Emmys for her work on “Ryan’s Hope.

https://t.co/LeTeDR2MJN

Tyler Wynne

2 months ago

illustration artwork

Mabel Grhisell

2 months ago

illustration artwork

Art Ideas

2 months ago

Truth To Power For Writers

Whatever your medium of publication, the first five seconds make or break the interest of the reader.

Good ideas are easy to write, and if the idea isn’t a good one, there is a likelihood of a writer’s block.

Two decades ago, reading a complete book was easier as there were fewer distractions. Smartphones have made people infinitely distracted due to the constant ‘dopamine hits’ it offers. One has to keep the dwindling attention span of people in mind while writing.