#pinterist

Character design from a pinterest collab challenge! The challenge is you and a group of friends all contribute to the same pinterest board, then generate a design based off of the aesthetic. VERY FUN I highly recommend.

PINTERIST

So, I have been gone from this for about two weeks. My online biology class had me on the computer for at least 3 hours each day and the last thing I wanted to do after sitting around so long was to continue sitting around. I could have put less effort into the class considering I only needed to pass it to get the credits I needed, but that is not who I am. I am the perfectionist/detail-oriented person, and if I feel like I am missing something, I fear that it will diminish the whole situation and I will fail (if its a test) or I will be missing out (if it is anything else). I guess this quality is what pushes me in everyday life. I have been conjuring up some content and organizing my ideas! They are all saved in my drafts, and I am excited to possibly line some up and queue them down the line. The next post I put up is about my clothing plan of 2015. I am not sure if I want to do a capsule wardrobe -- but I love the idea of it. So that will be explored soon. I also am up at school right now after moving furniture and throwing away junk and switching rooms with one of my best friends! It feels good to have some things settled away before officially starting school up next week. I guess that brings up another subject -- school. Now that I am here, I am getting more excited to come back. And one reason is that I have a new room to organize and create. My best friend has an AMAZING pinterest-worthy room and I can't fathom how romantic and whimsical it looks. I am definitely going to explore some ideas on pinterest for green-walled rooms and cherry dark furniture (that's what I gotta work with, people). So look out for that post, too! I'm gonna leave you with some links to two lovely ladies' blogs and their take on perfectionism and how they have dealt with the negative sides of it in their life. It can be a great quality, but it can also be a draining quality. Check it out if you think you can relate. And even if you aren't a perfectionist, it could definitely help you understand the crazy creatures like myself. :) The Kind of Woman and Her Quest for Perfection The Kind of Woman The Perfectionist