Cheeky Mac

My mind is a mess. I am a mess. Studyblr: heyitscheekystudent

[theurbanspaceboi]

some of you need to make your bed and have a shower with a soap that smells nice, and then sit in a chair near the window and have tea with milk and read a hardcover book and see how your creative block is after that tbh.

[theurbanspaceboi]

i'm not saying creative block isn't a real or difficult phenomenon. i'm saying creatives have a tendency to neglect themselves physically and emotionally in favor of manic bursts of productivity. a little softness and clean sheets and a bagel will go a long way. make a playlist and light the fancy candle you've been saving for a special occasion. life is a special occasion.

[mythandwords]

Always a good reminder.

[anxeious]

[leahgardner-art]

café au lait ☕️

[stuckinapril]

Literally the only two things stopping me from using a flip phone as a means of digital detox are spotify and google maps. These are the only things

[stuckinapril]

You want to contact me ?? Ring me up at my cute flip phone. Otherwise I’ll be busy studying, reading books, eating healthy, taking nature walks, working out, umm not spending a large amount of time on apps when I could be looking at cloud formations and vibing. Like. Imagine

[regina-george-bae]

Need this energy right now.

[heavyrain-dc]

“If you can’t do anything about it then let it go. Don’t be a prisoner to things you can’t change.”

— Tony Gaskins

[shyghosties]

[pinkps2]

Audrey Hepburn & husband Mel Ferrer

Cap d'Antibes, France, 27 july, 1956

[cos-mist]

the struggle of being a romantic living in such realistic world.

[girlofdogs]

i like to think that our blogs are just our own little personal museums of all the things we like, and we can visit each other’s museums and leave nice notes at the reception.

[conarcoin]

for the love of god please listen to old users when we say this site works differently. that you can’t just sit around with a blank blog. make posts or reblog, but do something at least. this site works because we don’t have an unavoidable garbage algorithm forcefeeding us posts based on our likes. we do not need another fucking twitter, tiktok or instagram.

[conarcoin]

liking a post is literally useless here. we don’t have an algorithm. we see posts when people reblog them onto our dashes, they show up in a tag we’re following/searching, or they end up chucked into our recommended page (very inaccurate, basically just popular posts that may be vaguely related to your interests sometimes). liking doesn’t do anything. it’s just a button that’s there to show, hey, i saw this post. or you’re saving it for later

[emedeme]

this is (partially) why art blogs are dying. if you don’t actually reblog the art posts you enjoy, they won’t reach anyone and just...stay there with a few likes.

[frachella]

christietyler

[hwhwgwhnwnwbwbwg-deactivated202]

Take me to an art gallery

[self-healing]

being compassionate to yourself involves making it a discipline to do the things that you love, no matter how many times you attempt to convince yourself that it’s no use. being compassionate with yourself involves sitting down and writing, even when you feel insecure about the work you’re producing. being compassionate with yourself involves taking a walk outside because you haven’t had any fresh air the whole day. being compassionate with yourself involves committing yourself to learning something new even if it hasn’t gone well many times before. being compassionate with yourself is about committing to the discipline of self-betterment and healing.

[phoebe-does]

giving something 100% doesn't mean giving it 100% everyday, but it does mean showing up. Show up for yourself and your goals. Have you ever wondered what it would be like if you stopped giving up when things got tough? You can step back without stepping away completely. Take a day off, take a week off, but don't give up.

[seaymph]

“I am not sure that I exist, actually. I am all the writers that I have read, all the people that I have met, all the ones that I have loved; all the cities I have visited.”

— Jorge Luis Borges (via ohfairies)

[orthelious]

Alejandro Cartagena captured Mexican workers on their way to job sites in Car Poolers. This is such an amazing and simple photo series.