to inspire

monika | xviii | art student | poland

[crowxstudies]

“i’ll read my books and i’ll drink my coffee and i’ll listen to music and i’ll bolt the door.” - j.d.salinger

[fourthepigram]

The stars are not wanted now: put out every one; Pack up the moon and dismantle the sun

ig: fourthepigram

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[apoherm-deactivated20231020]

ig: herdrafts Lately short stories/nonfiction interest me, captivated also by the art of writing essays, as a reader who gets fascinated by the author’s writing style most of the time, I’m discovering it as an inspiration for my reviews and my unsuccessful attempts to write a novel.

[tiernasmanos]

Anders Zorn, details, hands. source

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[studyplants]

Currently reading Brideshead Revisited and I’m really enjoying it- what are you reading at the moment? ig: studyplants

[backtotheussr]

Winter in Moscow (1959). Photo by Carl Mydans/LIFE.

[galeru]

[kitaplarinicindeyasayankiz]

[deborah-woll]

Some things once you’ve loved them become yours forever. And if you try to let them go, they only circle back and return to you. They become a part of who you are… or they destroy you.

Kill Your Darlings (2013) dir. John Krokidas

[thomastudies]

reading, reading and reading some more | instagram: thomreads

[timotaychalamet]

La jalousie (2013) dir. Philippe Garrel

[heavensghost]

Susan Orlean, The orchid thief

(Taken from my Journal)

[sadcypher]

cold brisk walks, fresh february snow and gallons of coffee

[howlsmovingdesk]

14th May 2020

journaling desk situation 📚

instagram: @howlsmovingdesk

[smartspo]

decided to ditch my planner this month and go back to bullet journaling - it’s a type of creative outlet after all, and i’ve been needing some of it during quarantine ✨💗

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