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20 Wholesome And Feel-Good Illustrations By Sergio Duce
Interview With Artist
If you're looking for something nice and feel-good, you're in the right spot! We've got something special lined up for you. Meet Sergio Duce, an artist whose minimalist illustrations might spark your imagination in the most delightful way.
From sharing the spirit of a classroom to reliving the joyous moments of childhood playfulness, these illustrations might take you on a nostalgic and heartwarming ride. So, without further delay, scroll down to uplift your spirits.
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Helen Taylor 1 year ago
Reading to children is one of the most important things a parent can do for a child
Bored Panda reached out to Sergio to learn more about him and his creative process. The illustrator, who professionally works as a high school teacher in Zaragoza, Spain, shared that illustration is not his sole dedication. "For me, it's a second activity that I really enjoy. In fact, my cartoons are closely related to education and children."
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Sergio shared that he began his artistic journey by drawing cartoons related to sports, eventually leading to the publication of a book. He explained, "Since then, I have been shifting towards the theme of education. While I've experimented with oil painting, it proved time-consuming, and I find digital illustration much simpler and easier to pick up," he added.
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Sergio finds inspiration in his surroundings, with a particular passion for contemplating how to translate ideas into drawings. He shared, "I make many sketches in a notebook that I always carry with me; transferring it neatly and publishing it is the next step and the one that costs me the most. I love it when my drawings are liked and help people to open discussions and talk about education."
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Nykky 1 year ago
I work with children who have autism and this speaks to me too. Go people who work with kids, both neurotypical or no!
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charles marshall 1 year ago
@ the current rate, it looks like a lot of teachers are ruining the 🌎.
Anna Meyers 1 year ago
I change the world. I listen to young people. They have important things to say.
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Lene 1 year ago (edited)
Confession time: I like my own comments on BP every now and then. 😁 edit to add: I just did it again. Haha!
StrangeOne 1 year ago
Same. Nothing wrong with that. If it weren't allowed, BP wouldn't allow it to be possible. Even Reddit automatically puts a like on your posts for you.
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To explore even more amazing illustrations, make sure to visit Sergio's Instagram page. There, you'll find a treasure trove of captivating artworks.
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Lea S. 1 year ago (edited)
Watching my favorite TV show (D20, a live action RPG with improv comedians) has sparked my imagination like nothing else. Every form of media can be value or trash - and can spark intelligence and creativity.
Matilda CR 1 year ago
🫵🫵🫵 another dimension 20 fan!!! In the wild!!!!! I was literally watching Unsleeping city as I read your comment!! You have blessed my day, friend 💙💙💙
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Mimi La Souris 1 year ago
true at the moment, but with TV too we can imagine, after when we play to be the character, or in bed before falling asleep (or in class...), we live adventures
Helen Taylor 1 year ago
Love this one. The book does not show every image, the child's mind has to create it.
George Dabrowski 1 year ago
Please, may I recommend Googling "Peter Pan Goes Wrong", A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong", and all "The Goes Wrong Show"s from PBS. You Will thank me if you're not familiar with them. 🐸
Gary Geracci 1 year ago
That's why I still read seven books in two weeks. I travel to places most folks have Never been!
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Feathered Dinosaur 1 year ago
Understandable *sighs quietly as my chick is using me as a mattress/heating pad right this moment*
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SeaJaySea 1 year ago
Funny story when I was like 5 or 6 I jumped at my dad for a hug (it was a thing we did) and he stepped out of the way and I just FACEPLANTED IN FRONT OF HALF OF THE TEACHERS. He was mortified!
StrangeOne 1 year ago
lol He probably learned from kids like mine. My daughter used to run up to people and they would bend down to give her a hug just as she jumped up, and they would faceplant into her head. Happened to her Grade 1 teacher. We both felt so bad. She just wanted to give her favourite teacher a hug.
Load More Replies... Mimi La Souris 1 year ago
loooool, my niece did exactly that to her father, never laught that much before :D
Kimm Antell 1 year ago
My nephew was the opposite when he was little unless he was hurt. Then it was "MAMAAAAAAAA!"
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StrangeOne 1 year ago
If I had a do-over I would make the bedtime and morning routine consistent throughout the year. It doesn't have to be me, but the kiddo definitely. Spent so much time trying to fix sleep and wake schedules and took a lot of effort to keep it up. Not worth it.
cerinamroth 1 year ago
My 6YO daughter gets up at the same time regardless of whether she has school or not. The difference is that, at the weekend and on holiday, she looks at her alarm clock and only wakes us at 8.30 a.m. at the earliest. If she's hungry and we're not up yet (we usually are because she has a younger brother!), she gets her own breakfast.
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Lotekguy 1 year ago (edited)
Is she being ghosted here by people she thought were friends? Or haunted by things she wishes she hadn't posted.?
Iva Sativa 1 year ago
My child once experienced a thumbnail of Eugenia C. because I happened to watch something so the algorithm did the thing. He was deeply traumatized and still is to this day. He is a very gentle soul,but still. We need to watch out for what they see out there. It's scary...
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La Petite Morte 1 year ago
I know the spirit in which you posted that, but one year I wanted to give my mom the 'traditional Christmas' she was complaining about & found both of those in resin form at Whole Foods. Later found a booth at a farmers market that had better quality. They're surprisingly easy to find, especially if you like compounding your own perfumes, oils, or incense. (Mom is an herbalist so this led her into making her own perfume oils, so it was a welcome gift even though it was very tongue in cheek)
Load More Replies... Anna Meyers 1 year ago
Why do people mix frankincense and myrrh together? They are not compatible.
Erica Politica 1 year ago
I always appreciate that the magi gave gifts to Jesus, not one another. It's so sad that most people use this commercialized holiday to give compulsory gifts to one another that usually are not very appreciated, but they give no gifts to Jesus if they think of him at all. And a tree wasn't mentioned in any of the gospels. We got it all wrong today.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
Uh, I hate to break it to you, but Christianity stole the concept of having a "Christmas tree" from the "pagans" (fir trees were used during Yuletide festivities) in order to make it more palatable to destroy their "pagan" beliefs and force their religion onto them. Christmas trees aren't in the gospels because they're not Christian. Also, why would I need to give gifts to Jesus? How would I even give a gift to a fictional character?
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Just-A-Black-Cat 1 year ago
I laughed way too hard at the hitting their head part. Am I the only one who imagined a giant *THONK!* when that happened?
Dawn Harris 1 year ago
I'm going with...all those Starbucks customers crashing from the caffeine/sugar high 😆🤣🤭
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ARYAN SHRESH BHOWMICK 1 year ago
Hmmm, Friday is the fifth day of an working week, there might be working places which not only Sunday but also include saturday as a holiday and Monday is the first day of the working week hence Monday blues..
ARYAN SHRESH BHOWMICK 1 year ago
Yeah Friday is the fifth day of the working week, there are working places where not only Sunday but Saturday is also a holiday, and Monday is the first day of the working week, ( Monday blues..)..
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John Smith (he/him/xy/️) 1 year ago
They wouldn't even know what a tree is. And that's not on them!
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September Mullins 1 year ago
I grew up in Idaho and always wondered why I never saw a potato tree...bush...or vine!
Heather Vandegrift 1 year ago
Lol, I was an adult before I ever saw carrots pulled from the ground... They just came in a bag...
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