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Pinturas de gatos posando como la realeza por Eldar Zakirov

a painting of a cat wearing a blue uniform

Dashing Portraits of Cats Dressed in Royal Attire

Ташкентский узбекский художник Эльдар Закиров цифровой писал портреты кошек для Эрмитажа Magazine , как будто они уточнены господа в королевской одежде. Стилизация свои причудливые выдач, как классических картин маслом, есть невероятно реалистичным качества им, что заставляет зрителя вопрос о том, что они на самом деле, глядя на точных описаниях кошек, одетых в формальной форме.

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Sketchbook Art Inspiration

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Art Drawings Sketches

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a cat dressed up as a bride in front of a mirror with a kitten on it's back

14 Paintings That Prove Cats Have Always Been Art’s Greatest Muses

Cats in art history

two pictures of the same woman's eyes with different colored lashes and eyelashes on them

Eyes Ideas Drawing

Christina Lorre Drawings

Eyes Ideas

Realistic Eye Drawing

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School Organization Notes

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Cornell Notes Aesthetic

Note Taking Strategies

Ipad Notes

How To Improve Note Taking Skills - Acadoceo

A big part of your success in college will come down to how effectively you take notes when in class, or watching a lecture online. Effective note taking can really enhance your learning and studying efforts. College can be very overwhelming, with the sheer amount of coursework and subjects, but when you master effective note taking it will become much easier to succeed. Why is it important to take notes during classes? If you are anything like me, then note-taking during class will help yo...

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CAMPUS BLUES

Cornell Method of Note-Taking. The Cornell Method emphasizes identifying the key points of a textbook passage or lecture and consolidating information as much as possible. I’ve found that this style works best for literature and science courses that require extensive, dense reading and note-taking. It allows me to easily and quickly identify what I understand versus what I still need to work on.