nevermore.

some dark desk content lol

im sorry my pics are so mismatched but like UGH

Happy new year everybody! ✨🙏 Did you set your 2020 reading challenge? I’ve read 41 books of my goal of 20, it was such a great year speaking of readings. For this year I’ll try to reach 40 books or more, in particular non-fiction and classics. I can’t wait to dive into new inspiring reads, and posting nicer content.  I’ve got a gorgeous planner and a new sketchbook + a liner 0.3 as Christmas gift; I’d like to fill this one with architecture - classical sculptures I used to draw when I was at university.

ig: herdrafts Just few updates on what’s going on in my daily life routine: the weather is so nice, autumn is all around me, I feel it on my skin, in my bones, I love October so much. I’ve started reading The Secret History and I’m enjoying it so far, Donna Tartt’s writing is superb, even if this book’d be a huge disappointment I’m already fan of her writing style. I’ve also started watching Downton Abbey, yes always too late, and now I got it why is such a popular show, it’s really great! The photography, the lights surrounding these large-fancy aristocratic rooms, even the costumes and the interiors are of exquisite beauty.

14/03/19 - Some more technology notes and diagrams. A slow but productive day today! 

Shoma: Common sense.

— Melissa Albert, The Hazel Wood (via listentothestories)

understanding Heidegger is the most complex things ever I’ve experienced but need to study for Art and Politics quiz

ig: cawefee

i haven’t had time to read before bed the past week :/

I’m trying to be disciplined and ambitious this year. That means lots of study sessions.

i went for a walk with my mum. it was cold, but the walk helped me to relax. when i got back home, my focus was a lot better. days like these, ahhh.

click on the pictures for hq | IG

reading a couple of pages as study breaks✍🏻 | instagram: thomreads

8.24 evening study session with a snack 😌