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  Every artist has their own style of creating their art and that’s what makes them unique. For painters or drawers, it is also important what materials and colors they will use to correspond with their style. An artist from Japan, Hiroki Takeda, is known for his colorful watercolor paintings often depicting various cute animals composed from floral motifs. His way of painting is very unique and easily recognizable, so enjoy the beautiful fusion of flora and fauna that is depicted in his art. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12

  Transition words are useful for all types of writers. Whether you’re attempting academic writing, blogging, speech writing, or writing fiction, transition words can help refine your text and create a narrative flow. Transition words are any words that link parts of text together and create cohesion. Depending on the logical reasoning of your sentences, transition words can denote time, agreement, or opposition. A transition word can be a coordinating conjunction (“and,” “but,” “for,” etc.), a subordinating conjunction (“although,” “because,” etc.) or a conjunctive adverb (“however,” “therefore,” “moreover,” etc.). The transition words you use depend on the context of your writing. Transitional words and phrases can improve writing flow and readability, and different types of transition words can have varying effects on the tone and presentation of your writing. Knowing when and how to use the different transitions will help you write more effectively and cohesively. Here is a list of

  The mystery genre is a genre of fiction that follows a crime (like a murder or a disappearance) from the moment it is committed to the moment it is solved. Mystery novels are often called “whodunnits” because they turn the reader into a detective trying to figure out the who, what, when, and how of a particular crime. Most mysteries feature a detective or private eye solving a case as the central character. Types of Mystery Fiction Mysteries Fictional mysteries are stories that can be realistic or fantastic in nature, but are not specifically based on true events. They overlap with other literary genres, such as fantasy (most commonly to create gothic fiction), thrillers, horror, crime fiction, historical fiction, and even science fiction. Detective fiction, which explicitly features a detective solving a crime, is perhaps the most popular form of fictional mystery, however, it is nowadays considered a separate genre of literature. Nonfiction Mysteries Nonfiction mystery books cover

  A summary is a shorter description of a longer work, covering all of the highlights but not many of the details. It’s used for an overview so that people can get an idea of what the longer work entails without reading or watching it first.  You see summaries everywhere, from book covers to product descriptions to online review sites. However, no matter how many summaries you’ve read, it can still be difficult to write your own when you need to. Really, a summary is a general term used to describe any writing that briefly explains, or “summarizes,” a larger work like a novel, academic paper, movie, or TV show. Summaries are usually short, from one or two sentences to a paragraph, but if you’re summarizing an enormous work, like all seven Harry Potter books, they can stretch out over pages.  Summary writing uses the same best tips for all good writing. If you want to know how to write a summary yourself, we break the process down into 4 basic steps.  1.  Read or watch the source materi

  The title of your blog post can completely change its destiny. People often decide whether to read your post – and ultimately take action – based on the title alone. It may also determine whether or not they share your post. So it’s crucial that you spend time crafting your title and getting it right. A lot has been written about blog post titles. There are a lot of theories and formulas out there, as well as “swipe files” you can use to find template titles. But while swipe files  can  be a useful place to start, a lot of the formulas get overused.  So you need to be careful about using them too much on your blog. By all means read them to see how they work, but always try to adapt them for your reader. Rather than give you yet another formula, I’m going to share ten things I try to do when I’m writing blog post titles. For each title I try to do at least a couple of things on this list (but never all ten). Let’s go through them. 1. Communicate a Benefit With each title, I try to co

  When we compose our pics, it’s usually the foreground that gets the most attention. After all, it’s often where the main action is. But sometimes the background totally steals the show! Whether it’s an animal doing something unexpected or a total stranger intentionally photobombing, the possibilities are virtually endless. Continue scrolling to enjoy the images. #1 Best. Photobomb. Ever #2 This Is Perhaps The Best Photo Ever Taken In Rio #3 Photobomb Level: Adorable #4 “Man” Bun #5 Went To Take A Picture Of My Girlfriend At Brunch When Suddenly #6 While Taking Wedding Photos In The Park, We Were Visited By A Friendly Family Of Trash Pandas! #7 Zombie Horse Photobomb #8 The Weatherman Had A Dog On A Small Dog Couch In A Background #9 This Family That Photobombed Us #10 My Parents Met A Friendly Stingray On Vacation

  Life is one long unpredictable rollercoaster. I hope you enjoy them #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10