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I usually post a lot of doodles or quick drawings on my instagram, simply because it's easier to take a picture than to scan everything in. Plus a lot of those things I usually forget about and lose, as they're on random bits of paper. If you wanna look at/follow me I'm right over here: http://instagram.com/alicerileyy

When you find out that those you aspire to be like are not simply blessed beings with beautiful minds, but disastrously criminal, just like yourself, somehow doesn’t fill you with the sense that you're equals: in fact the crushing disappointment becomes gradually overwhelming. Discovering that what you’re aiming to become is not only gifted and talented, but someone that people despise, kills me more than you can ever believe, and the crushing weight that ‘maybe things don’t get any better’ is more than unsettling.  For someone like me who feels like a gratifying sense of identity is the most important thing a p

I'm kind of cynical of the whole New Years hype: that might stem from my phobia of alcohol and the inability to enjoy large social gatherings, but one good thing that comes with this new year is series three of Sherlock, (which is, by the way, my favourite show on television.) You should know I'm writing this while having an existential crisis, because that is what Sherlock does to me, so be wary of any apparent delusions of grandeur. I am a fan of New Year's resolutions. Mine, this year, is simply this: Take more pictures, more videos, document things: literally 'film the world before it happens'. Tweet my art, my photos. Maybe start a Yout