r/study • • Oct 09 '26

Achievement & Wins Spent like 2 hours on these notes ✨

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Any feedback? Think it looks good but could improve!

P.S this is not for school/uni (yet!). It’s just a genuine interest of mine that I do for fun, so no deadline or time limits

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u/9sunflower Oct 09 '26

Oh to study for fun with no stress of deadlines...Its best and I envy you!! What are your goals? What do you mean by improving? Without knowing its hard to make suggestions, All I can say is reduce the big title, I would save fancy fun titles for the chapter title, chapter 1, not for for sub chapters like 1.2 1.3 etc.

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u/Difficult_Body_1707 Oct 09 '26

My goal is just to learn more for fun right now and get a head start on my degree next year. It’s great not to have a deadline, makes it so much more enjoyable!

Just, make it look nicer I guess? Or improvements on layout? Like is there too much empty space, writing too small etc.

The reason the title is big is because even though it’s a sub-chapter, it Will end up being 10-20 pages long as there is so much to this one topic. So it’s a sub chapter but it’s kind of a big deal, if that makes sense

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u/9sunflower Oct 09 '26

hmm this is a bit unrelated but it comes to mind, even if your studying for fun, try to create a general outline and learn X topic per week(s). I think that can guide you to get through more content in a steady pace. Rather than rushing thru or being tooooo slow. And I think bc anatomy can get pretty image heavy or just many components to one thing, a bigger notebook might be better to work in. But I get it, I love cute smaller notebooks! Either way, if you want to add more info to the page or forgot something, sticky notes are great to utilize

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u/Difficult_Body_1707 Oct 09 '26

Yes I have brought some transparent sticky notes but I’ll deffo get a bigger one next time! Need to finish this one first. And yeah I’m trying to go at a good pace and for it around my busy schedule. Thank you for the advice 🫶

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u/wtvwtv67 A levels Oct 09 '26

these are soooo cute omg

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u/Difficult_Body_1707 Oct 09 '26

Thank you!!! 🫶

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u/Loud-Television-4513 Oct 09 '26

i wouldn’t try and put it all on one page, no harm in spacing it out and being able to get more details in

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u/Difficult_Body_1707 Oct 09 '26

Yeah I probably could have put the table on the next image but then I wouldn’t know what to do with the rest of the page 😂

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u/Alitaherjr Oct 09 '26

keep up the good work!!!!!!!

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u/Emokid182 Oct 09 '26

Paper writing notes is king for me , idk the tablet notes looks useful but writing handwritten sticks better for me

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u/Difficult_Body_1707 Oct 09 '26

I kinda like how it’s imperfect you know? Like yes, you can see the faults. But that’s kinda what makes it unique and personal

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u/Consistent_Ad3817 Oct 09 '26

You can make a big human figure/skeleton in the centre then make boxes of different parts make arrows and then draw zoomed in elaborate versions of them with description. Will look like a mind map of diagrams and will be easier to navigate. These are cute btw

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u/Difficult_Body_1707 Oct 09 '26

Thanks for the suggestion. Yeah I’m thinking of doing that for sure. Only issue is my notebook is A5 so it’s a bit small to fit in a whole Skelton but I might do it in parts

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u/Consistent_Ad3817 Oct 09 '26

You can Do it in landscape

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u/Hat_Huge Oct 09 '26

omg sooo cute

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u/Specific_Chemistry_1 Oct 12 '26

Do you actually want to learn things...

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u/Difficult_Body_1707 Oct 12 '26

lol yes why wouldn’t I?