[mjalti]

im not being funny but artistry will save your life. music, painting, pottery, writing, carving, weaving, the act of creating will save you.

[my-secret-eye-deactivated201902]

Ruth Bernhard, Delores, 1963

[70rgasm]

Young couple, Waterhen River, Saskatchewan, 1931

[nemfrog]

Moon phases. The letters indicate features on the moon visible from earth. (Use the link to see the key.) The beauty of the heavens. 1842. e-rara.

See also internet archive scan. 

[latterlig]

hermès f/w 99

[mica-y-arganaraz]

Mica Argañaraz con estilo en Massimo Dutti fotografiada por Gregory Harris

[thefactoryreject]

You know how some of us curate our instagram or tumblr? we can also curate our life and make it enjoyable to live in.

[piscesmoongang-deactivated20250]

ig subwayhands

[shock]

why must life have a grand purpose? is it not enough to have some basil, and mozzarella?

[velvetmysoul]

[hankypankyundercover]

Visit Original Link

[colombianomarica]

[hitku]

by Kerstin Hohm

[thefactoryreject]

we need more brown witch representation in the media

[watercaustics]

“Find someone who loves you well. Someone who never belittles you. Even in the heat of an argument. Someone who is gentle with you, but does not treat you like you are fragile. Someone who knows what you are capable of, and celebrates those pieces of you. Not someone who is intimidated by your strength. Someone who doesn’t make you feel guilty for being flawed. It is not love’s job to punish you. And remember the person you love is just as broken as you are when they fall short. No one is perfect – do not hold them to this standard. Find someone who is patient, forgiving, and apologetic. Someone who practices forgiveness freely and often. Love someone who is humble, kind, and empathetic. Not only with you, but with a beggar on the street, or a stranger in the supermarket. Common courtesy is important. Compassion is important. Kindness is important.”

— Unknown (via thelovejournals)

[shopjjdr]

Marble House – Tuscany, Italy

Located in the beautiful Tuscany region of Italy is this villa in Forte dei Marmi, transformed by the use of Carrara marble. Forte dei Marmi translates to ‘Fort of the Marbles’ and this home reflects its location, which is known for its stunning local green Verde Alpi marble. These green tones are carried throughout the home and garden. The redesign of the residence is by Milan-based architect and designer Vincenzo De Cotiis of De Cotiis Architects.

Image: De Cotiis Architecture

[tryseetrysay]

[vaninnavaninni]

Ralph Fiennes and Julianne Moore in The End of The Affair, 1999.