Daily Notes of Talf's House | Drawing Collection

Although it doesn't feel good to say that, but honestly, I feel that the things I learned during my school days are more often applied after I leave the society. Instead, they are general courses that I am interested in. 😏
Even if it is not really directly applied in practice, the extended thinking and the knowledge of the field of vision will greatly affect my attitude towards life in the future.

Before going to college, I often heard "university is to let you play for four years". Although it sounds more derogatory, if you think about it in more depth, the word "play" is not simply playing around and playing waste, but Do your best to play through the resources provided by the school and any courses that you can study freely in these four years. The purpose is to develop all your possibilities, because this may be a field that you have never thought about but you have accidentally learned. After leaving the society, these resource needs are all about money! ! ! More importantly, there is not that much time available at this time 😭

None of the above is correct.

Because I recently turned to the drawing works I drew with Illustrator many years ago when I was sorting out the documents, I am a science and engineering student, and I know what I learned in the general education class when I was studying. During the learning process, I feel that drawing is a kind of emotional expression and inspiration. I want to express another kind of emotion, and more importantly, the process of drawing is very happy. Later, I started to draw for a certain period of time, and then...., there is no more. At present, the most important thing is to accompany my daughter to draw children's paintings. , just as fun!

I chose some of these works and took them out for the sun. It turns out that I also have such a small record.

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