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If you enjoyed our last feature on Sergio Duce's captivating illustrations, you're in for another treat! Sergio, a talented artist and high school teacher from Zaragoza, Spain, continues to charm us with his heartwarming and nostalgic art. His simple yet powerful drawings bring back fond memories and spark meaningful conversations.
Sergio's illustrations tell a story, reflecting his deep connection to education and his passion for making people smile. So, get ready to dive back into the wholesome world of Sergio Duce and let his art brighten your day once again.
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Sergio told Bored Panda that initially, he didn't exclusively dedicate himself to illustration. "For me, it is a creative activity that brings me a lot, more as a means of expression than as a means to earn money."
Talking about motivation and creative blocks, Sergio shared that his motivation often wanes. "I have stages where nothing comes. I usually go to my notebook and review it; there is always something that gives me a push."
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Deja Kat (Kitkatandahalf) 3 months ago
Sad how many parents are like this. My mom's a ped nurse and she says the rate of language skills for toddlers and young children is decreasing from her experience. Parents are awnsering "hardly ever read/talk to their baby" more and more.
Sergio usually draws in a small book that always accompanies him. "There, I capture ideas that occur to me or that I see around me. Then I transfer them to digital. I try to condense complex ideas into simple drawings. Sometimes, this simplification has made the drawings take on meanings different from what they originally had; however, I love that."
"Each person adapts the drawing to their experiences. Once uploaded to the internet, the work is no longer 100% mine; the interpretation, which is part of the work, belongs to each viewer."
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Rienk Kroese 3 months ago
Ah I get it. It's a factory and children should working from the age of three. Got it. 👍🏼 No no, say no more.
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Deja Kat (Kitkatandahalf) 3 months ago
It's missing the homeless man yelling at people. Source: Ride public transit lol And honestly, I've literally never seen this either, most people are relatively present because they don't want to miss their stop. Now - the bus driver DOES have to tell people to get up sometimes lol but usually people do on their own.
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Rienk Kroese 3 months ago (edited)
Wtf is this. Education means you learn about OTHER things. You don't have to fly, to LEARN about flying. The penguin shouldn't feel bad. Edit: Most understand me wrong. The penguin should learn all there is about flying. It should use this knowledge to be an even better swimmer!! It's not the education that is wrong for teaching you things that you cannot master or grasp. You should pay attention ANYWAY and use the knowledge for something that you CAN do! A wise man can do more with a stick, than a fool with a sword. LEARN it, know yourself and grow yourself. And if you want to be good. Follow God.
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Talvinder Ghangus 3 months ago
Just because your moving forward, doesn't mean your not sinking...
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Anonymous User 3 months ago
Yes, we've lost all desire to innovate because we innovated a mini-computer that sits in our hands and gives us access to all known human knowledge.
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Anonymous User 3 months ago
That's gonna happen with or without chat GPT. Do you all not remember the transition from training wheels? lol
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Micaela Thomas 3 months ago
This person REALLY hates technology, But they needed it to create and upload these lol
Elizabeth Stephens 3 months ago
Phone bad. Phooooonnnnne baaaaaad. There, I summarized it for you.
Rosyposy 3 months ago (edited)
Really tired of the whole "I saw a parent using their phone in the presence of their child, so clearly that's what the child's entire life is like and the parent is neglectful" nonsense. Children don't need their parents' constant attention. That would be unhealthy. Parents can use their phones around their kids and still be good parents. ETA: I'll repeat this as often as it takes - mothers spend more time with their children now than previous generations did, despite working more hours outside the home.
Benson Parsons Smith 3 months ago
I said this person just got like not noticed as a kid because all the adults in their life were just on screens all the time
Talya Cassidy-Rowe 3 months ago (edited)
You clearly went to public school in America where I'm willing to bet you've developed "men tall" health issues
Load More Replies... Micaela Thomas 3 months ago
This person REALLY hates technology, But they needed it to create and upload these lol
Elizabeth Stephens 3 months ago
Phone bad. Phooooonnnnne baaaaaad. There, I summarized it for you.
Rosyposy 3 months ago (edited)
Really tired of the whole "I saw a parent using their phone in the presence of their child, so clearly that's what the child's entire life is like and the parent is neglectful" nonsense. Children don't need their parents' constant attention. That would be unhealthy. Parents can use their phones around their kids and still be good parents. ETA: I'll repeat this as often as it takes - mothers spend more time with their children now than previous generations did, despite working more hours outside the home.
Benson Parsons Smith 3 months ago
I said this person just got like not noticed as a kid because all the adults in their life were just on screens all the time
Talya Cassidy-Rowe 3 months ago (edited)
You clearly went to public school in America where I'm willing to bet you've developed "men tall" health issues
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