Dusty old suitcases

Linde • 21 • Things I make • Photodiary • I love photography and dusty, old suitcases. This world is full of wonderful, marvelous things that I want to share with you!

[hillergoodspeed]

hot dog buddy

[emmaklee]

typology of matches

[pascalcampion]

The Island. #pascalcampion

[gagarin-smiles-anyway]

Russian dachas by Fyodor Savintsev

[nock-nock-nock]

Tom Kondrat

“iceland <5.5h”

[hillergoodspeed]

Hello Hiller, I know you’re very busy but I was wondering would you mind drawling something for me? I’ve been struggling very badly with anxiety and my therapist tells me I need to be friends with myself and remind myself that I have my own back. Would you mind drawing me something to help remind me of that?

it might not be apparent from my work so far, but i am heavily steeped in bright eyes and your message made me think of this lyric. hope you’re well.

[chacoco]

[nevver]

Barriers To Intimacy, Olivia de Recat

[gahdamnpunk]

Her name is Laetitia Ky and she’s only 23! 😍😍 I’ve already seen a white girl steal her idea so let’s promote tf out of the OG.

Her IG

[evilwriter37]

@thehoopyfrood

[hillergoodspeed]

Dear Hiller, I am moving away from home for the first time and I’m very scared. Is there somewhere I could buy a poster to support you/make my new place feel a bit more like home? Thanks for never failing to make me smile <3

hi!

i currently have a few things for sale online right now, at buyolympia.com and mcpressure.com. buyolympia will start selling a few 8″ x 10″ screenprints of mine in a couple weeks as well.

alternatively you could send me mail and i could mail you back a thought and a drawing. my mailing address is on my website.

in the mean time i drew this for you on a post-it note:

[stimman4000]

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[welovestopmotion]

by Lawrence Becker

[cecile-dormeau]

[birdasaurus]

Kameron Richie

[its-nice-that]

Oil, gas and fire: Chloe Dewe Mathews photographs human relationships to the elements (see more)

[anintimatewoman]

“Glaciers move in tides. So do mountains. So do all things.”

— John Muir, Letters from Alaska (via anintimatewoman)

[funneeb]

In order to make a relationship last, you really have to flow with a person as they change. Give them space. My friend always told me about his grandfather who was with his wife for 60 years before she passed. His grandfather said that through all that time, his wife changed so much it felt like he had been with 8 different people by the end. But he said the secret to making it last was that through all those changes, he never suffocated his wife with his own idea of who he expected her to be. Rather he loved, fully, every new woman she became.

[chacoco]