i want to tell the universe that you’re mine
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You have always been the single most exquisite work of art that I have ever had the pleasure of admiring.
a.y. (via inksomniac)
Be with someone that requires you to grow, makes you forget your problems, holds your hand, likes to kiss, appreciates art, and adores you.
Unknown (via cosmo-cutie)
artists fuck better because we turn sex into art, masterpieces, mattresses become canvases where we can paint our love to someone with bodies.
its like, impossible to come up with anything funnier than the experience of seeing this post
artists invite you over to watch rick and morty on their twin sized bed and try to pull a move on you while the old man’s screaming scrubba dub dub
when u dont like ur art take a deep breath and remember u created it from nothing, like a god
I never knew how to let someone in and love you. I never knew the art of opening up. But you came along and you just drown and drown me in your soul. I am loved. I am truly loved.
Tips and Advice For Aspiring Writers, Authors, and Poets
Inspiration
- Take inspiration from your surroundings.
- Don’t ignore the ordinary. The mundane can turn into something amazing if you shift your perspective.
- Save all of your ideas. Store them on post it notes in a shoe box under your bed if you please, but save them.
Be Open-Minded
- Experiment with all aspects of writing. It’s art, after all.
- Don’t get stuck in the planning process. That’s the most common spot writers crash and burn on the journey to writing something meaningful.
- Be open to changing the story you’re writing, or ditching it altogether in search of something better.
Learn
- Get real experience. Try freelance writing gigs if you’re into that sort of thing.
- Collaborate with other writers.
- Learn from successful writers. Read other people’s work and nitpick it to find the do’s and don’ts.
Be Realistic
- Don’t write to be famous or to earn money (unless writing is your job, but in that case, I assume, it isn’t your first time doing this).
- Practice writing, even when you’re not in a write-y mood.
- Remember that writing is hard work, and that sometimes, it’s going to be difficult as hell to sit down and force yourself to work, but that’s part of the gig.
Chill Out
- Try to enjoy it. Writing is fun, even if it’s your job
- Don’t be discouraged by writer’s block. It happens to everyone, and it goes away eventually. You just have to try to work through it.
- Reach out for help and advice when you need it. There are lots of people out there who want to help you.
Camila: Close your eyes, bro.
Dinah: Alright, bro.
Camila: What do you see, bro?
Dinah: Nothing, bro.
Camila: That’s my life without you, bro.
Dinah, holding back tears: Bro…
Camila: Bro.