But illustration and drawing are at the core of what she does. “It was always my favorite hobby, ever since I can remember,” she recalled in an interview with Behind Punk. “I used to spend my time drawing alone while other kids were playing and having fun. Yep, natural-born weirdo.”

“The name Wasted Rita came up at a time of my life when I realized all the potential and talent I’ve been wasting ’till then,” she adds. “I was also probably, listening to Black Flag. But, no, it has nothing to do with being drunk all the time, I’m sorry. It’s about commitment, hard work and trying to grow as an artist every day.”

Deciding to take her hobby more seriously, she entered Porto’s School of Fine Arts to study Graphic Design. A self-proclaimed agent provocateur, she adds a healthy dose of skepticism to her work, which makes it all the more relatable. Take a look for yourself.

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Since launching her website in 2009, her brand has grown into a viral phenomenon, which includes a YouTube channel, an Instagram page, and online courses. Her tips and tips differ in size and shape, sometimes coming in the form of wholly fleshed books, other times resulting in a catchy mantra or meme.

“Someone once said, ‘If you realize how powerful your thoughts are, you would never think a negative thought.’ Positively Present is that quote come to life online,” reads DiPirro’s website. According to DiPirro, “living a ‘positively present’ life means staying in the moment while focusing on the positive in every situation, which can often be difficult when facing the pressures and challenges of everyday life (not to mention the particularly tough times of loss, stress, or heartache!).”

But her uplifting quotes might just be the thing that inspires you to love yourself a little. Here are some helpful reminders courtesy of her Instagram page:

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“I’m using my experience and journey of self love to help all women on their own journey of feeling empowered, celebrated, uplifted, and supported on a daily basis,” writes Reel on her correlating website. “As self love is not a destination, but an everyday practice.”

The collective, now an online community and philanthropic organization, aims to empower women and promote self love. It also now has a clothing line, where feminist mantras are printed on T-shirts.

Talking about the reason behind creating her feminist Instagram page, Reel said in a chat with Create & Cultivate: “I was at a really low point in my life and I needed something to motivate myself to the next step on my life journey. I didn’t know what that would be, but I knew that I needed to create something from my lack of inspiration. That’s when I decided to create an Instagram account where I would post inspiring and motivating content to help get my life together.”

According to her, “it’s not always easy to create when you’re not feeling inspired, but it’s definitely what you need to do. It’s important to get how you feel out in your writing, art, or in whatever type of content you create. This release will help you move forward to where you need to go in life.”

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Nearly 60,000 people follow Spicy Dog Memes, an awesome collection of dog memes that make everyone laugh out loud. The combination of dogs caught in cute or funny poses and hilarious jokes is a great recipe for high-quality memes.

Scroll down to see our favorite ones.

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But illustration and drawing are at the core of what she does. “It was always my favorite hobby, ever since I can remember,” she recalled in an interview with Behind Punk. “I used to spend my time drawing alone while other kids were playing and having fun. Yep, natural-born weirdo.”

“The name Wasted Rita came up at a time of my life when I realized all the potential and talent I’ve been wasting ’till then,” she adds. “I was also probably, listening to Black Flag. But, no, it has nothing to do with being drunk all the time, I’m sorry. It’s about commitment, hard work and trying to grow as an artist every day.”

Deciding to take her hobby more seriously, she entered Porto’s School of Fine Arts to study Graphic Design. A self-proclaimed agent provocateur, she adds a healthy dose of skepticism to her work, which makes it all the more relatable. Take a look for yourself.

The post Wasted Rita’s Art is Very Relatable appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Since launching her website in 2009, her brand has grown into a viral phenomenon, which includes a YouTube channel, an Instagram page, and online courses. Her tips and tips differ in size and shape, sometimes coming in the form of wholly fleshed books, other times resulting in a catchy mantra or meme.

“Someone once said, ‘If you realize how powerful your thoughts are, you would never think a negative thought.’ Positively Present is that quote come to life online,” reads DiPirro’s website. According to DiPirro, “living a ‘positively present’ life means staying in the moment while focusing on the positive in every situation, which can often be difficult when facing the pressures and challenges of everyday life (not to mention the particularly tough times of loss, stress, or heartache!).”

But her uplifting quotes might just be the thing that inspires you to love yourself a little. Here are some helpful reminders courtesy of her Instagram page:

The post Love Yourself a Little This Holiday Season appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“I’m using my experience and journey of self love to help all women on their own journey of feeling empowered, celebrated, uplifted, and supported on a daily basis,” writes Reel on her correlating website. “As self love is not a destination, but an everyday practice.”

The collective, now an online community and philanthropic organization, aims to empower women and promote self love. It also now has a clothing line, where feminist mantras are printed on T-shirts.

Talking about the reason behind creating her feminist Instagram page, Reel said in a chat with Create & Cultivate: “I was at a really low point in my life and I needed something to motivate myself to the next step on my life journey. I didn’t know what that would be, but I knew that I needed to create something from my lack of inspiration. That’s when I decided to create an Instagram account where I would post inspiring and motivating content to help get my life together.”

According to her, “it’s not always easy to create when you’re not feeling inspired, but it’s definitely what you need to do. It’s important to get how you feel out in your writing, art, or in whatever type of content you create. This release will help you move forward to where you need to go in life.”

The post This Instagram Page Encourages You to Fight Like a Girl appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Nearly 60,000 people follow Spicy Dog Memes, an awesome collection of dog memes that make everyone laugh out loud. The combination of dogs caught in cute or funny poses and hilarious jokes is a great recipe for high-quality memes.

Scroll down to see our favorite ones.

The post The Best Instagram Page with Dog Memes appeared first on MobiSpirit.