drips of breath

sunsets on the coast

watercolor

Eckart Tolle 

The Sleeping Lady of Hal Saflieni, Malta, 4100–2500 BC.

‘Rising Spring’. Byam Shaw. Before 1911.

“She always looked attractive, too. In the early morning when many stars arrive at the studio bleary-eyed, ghostly without make-up, wearing crumpled slacks, dark glasses, some grotesque head covering and gasping for black coffee, Vivien was different. She was immaculate and could have been going to a point-to-point meeting on a lunch date at the Ivy. Instead of the tired toweling wraps or make-up splattered housecoats that one usually sees on a set, Vivien always wore perfectly tailored pure silk cut like a man’s dressing gown- and looked ravishing. Many of her friends thought that with her transparently pale, fine skin her face had some real beauty when she did not wear make-up.” -Gwen Robyns

Paul + Piano 

don’t overthink, just let it go

earth mother

Glow Worm Caves New Zealand