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"[people] fail to see their own hands in motion as they carve dividing lines in the natural world" is a line that goes so hard, and it's from a *neuroscience book*

got into a REAL BAD reading slump; i thought finishing & enjoying chromorama would fix it, but no. tried starting mrs. dalloway last sept but fell off (fortunately goodreads couldn't read the barcode of my copy so it never got logged here). i'm trying again w nonfiction bc my attention responds better to it, & am reading a football-related book, bc it's easier for me to read things related to my current fixations.

i want to know what falcinelli thinks of seasonal color analysis

i'm gonna be real here: this book is fucking fantastic so far. if the quality of this keeps up for the rest of the chapters it is easily a 5-star read

juli nooooooo

isagani boy listen paulita is NOT the girl for you

that was fucking terrifying

rowdy ass students (affectionate)

vincent talking about how awesome his studio with gauguin will be is some real sad dramatic irony

arles era vincent sounds much more like an old soul than his netherlands era self. also he would've loved studio ghibli.

honestly i appreciate the candor of vincent talking about his family issues. i'm tired of "they're family, they always come first!" discourse with zero nuance so i'm glad to read that yes, the experience is fuckin hard

vincent i'm so sorry they keep making AI slop of your shit when you worked so hard on your technique and process