u/starsgirl123 — reddlx

recommendations for usb c photo storage options

hello! my iphone is out of storage (shocker, right?) and i’m looking into getting a usb c drive to store my photos on. my photos are somehow taking up 115gb…the photos i plan on moving over are from my vacations, so i want to ensure that they are going to be saved/transferred in a nice high quality resolution.

from other reddit posts, ive seen that SSDs are going to be best for storing photos. i’m looking at this sandisk (below) but was wondering if there may be other options that may be more affordable? i like this one and i’m honestly okay with the price, but i feel like 1TB is a bit excessive.

anything that’s worked for you guys?

u/starsgirl123 — 7 days ago

▲ 27 r/italianlearning

looking for good italian podcasts to study/listen to

hello! i’m looking for some good podcasts to listen to for studying. my main issue i’ve found with italian podcasts is that they’re not updated frequently. i’ve found a handful i enjoy, but they only upload once a month or so.

i’d prefer some with video format if possible! i like to watch the hand gestures and movements as it helps me understand more, along with having italian subtitles. it doesn’t even necessarily HAVE to be designated “for learners,” i suppose.

i’m still a beginner, though, so whatever you guys have just throw it my way hahaha

thank you in advance!! <3

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u/starsgirl123 — 3 months ago

▲ 6 r/oilpainting

tips for painting hair

hello!! portraits have always been my favorite thing to draw/paint, and i just recently got into oils. i think this is my sixth oil painting, and my first portrait, and I really love it so far! however, i feel like i looked on pinterest 14 years ago at “how to draw hair,” and im still stuck in the same loop. in other paintings of mine, the hair always looks “blocky,” and i caught myself doing it on this one and tried to reverse it.

idk i don’t HATE the hair, but i feel like it looks less realistic, especially compared to the face/skin.

any tips are welcome!! (the shirt and jacket are just my base for now but any tips for those are also invited :))

u/starsgirl123 — 4 months ago