Dragon

[roll1uptwice]

dope af

[rico-bear]

💞

[thestrawberrynight]

having a big cottage in the small town, spending time on the kitchen, cooking dishes from the products which you have bought in the morning on the local market, the smell of the fresh bread, listening to the Rolling Stones after waking up in the morning, having a bedroom with big windows, laying on the big bed and reading books, decorating a house with flowers and cozy things

p.s. all the photos were taken from sites "Westwing Home & Living Italia" and "Condé Nast Traveller Magazine"

[femaleintimacy-deactivated20210]

[femaleintimacy-deactivated20210]

[owlskintrenary]

[labella-instagram]

[yesoldfashion]

Taylor LaShae

[anakkin]

au where i live in a studio ghibli movie and do nothing except eat tiny cakes and fall in love with my cute neighbor

[karolinepietrowski]

[deutscheblogs]

@karolinepietrowski‘s Kunst ist toll. Das ist alles.

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(via Pinterest)

[vohlaire]

spread your wings, fly away

[the-bookshop]

Source.

[snootyfoxfashion]

[houkgallery-deactivated20180511]

[toastyglow]

What people think perfectionism is: I’m going to do this 1,000 times until it’s completely perfect, and it doesn’t matter how tired I am or how many times I fail. Everything I do is super precise and I have absolute confidence but also am super pedantic about getting it right.

What perfectionism actually is: If I don’t get this right on the first try I’m going to cry in a corner and call myself a failure for the rest of my life. I’ve gotten nothing productive done because of this.

[alyssabethancourt]

See also: I know I’m never going to get this 100% right, so I’m never even going to try because that would be impossible to deal with.

[oumaimas]

lately there have been too many days like in a row

[karlottafreier]

[downtown-jazz]

I'm sorry but art needs it's context posted by it when in a museum. Not everyone understands why Malevich painted his black squares. Not all patrons will understand Rothko's thoughts pressed between his layers of paint. And not every one will be able to look at Kandinsky's symphony's on canvas and know what's going on. Every piece in every museum aught to have what it is, why it's important, and why/where it was created, and what reaction it got. I'm tired of the elitism in artistic culture that makes people feel as though they could never understand it. It's because they know the context and you don't! And museums have failed at that for years. It's their job to teach us, just as much as it's our job to be willing to learn.