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In the art of true procrastination, here’s an illustration I did last month for my mum’s birthday posted live from the silent zone of the library, and if I told you that this was an illustration of a mountain I like to hope that it wouldn’t be too hard to believe. I sadly don’t have any photos on my camera of it to compare/enlighten, but luckily the internet has plenty (Name: Craig y Deryn).  Although only small, this is probably one of my favourite views from home and right now is something I’d much rather be seeing than 5 caffeine fuelled planning documents on molecular bilology. 

Before getting into what this post content is about, first is a little self-reminder. Recently I decided to go back to read my first post on here,  and from it stemmed a new wave of motivation, reminding myself that this a place of posting freely - as first intended. Anway.  I’m writing this on here as by sharing this commitment I’m making,  it’s more likely that I’ll actually stick to it. So step one is to draw/photograph one thing every week or two, just to be a bit more realistic, and post it. (Edit from future me: so far this is not going so well!) Now that’s out the way, below are some photographs I took from a trip to Manchester two weekends ago. This was my first time visiting here properly, hence activating tourist mode and taking many pictures. New places are a chance to be re-inspired, and in the midst of a constant stream of people rushing about were some colorful street art and interesting city buildings. The notes section of my phone is u...