Tarot Luv

Now that my very important exams have started everything has, ironically, calmed down because I've sort of realised that they're not that bad, and summer is fast approaching.

I started watching Twin Peaks and it's so so beautiful and mysterious and Agent Cooper is super fab, yes pls damn fine coffee <3 

OOh also I took part in the lovely Amber's photo-a-day challenge which is here.

Today I sat on my roof, ate blueberries and peaches, listened to Bob Dylan and Mac Demarco, looked at my new David Hockney book, blew bubbles and read a book about Tarot cards to work on my witchy powers ~pls join my coven~

But keep scrolling, friends, because I've make lots of new sketchbook pages and things that are scanned below xo

I also made a lil mini zine about pyromania and things that radiate light called 'Seeing Red?' (which is my new favourite phrase after 'True Blue'.)

When am I finding time to revise you may ask? the answer is never. #truteenrebel

 Zine fun:

Thank you for putting up with me as always goodbye xo

no more summer

Selfie game strong, here are my disposables finally after Boots decided to hand them over 2 months late. (I'm happy that summer is over because my clothing layering is A* grade)

Me, Nell, James and Alex

Nell and James

Nell's birthday

Rachel

#selfiecentral

appreciate: spending days alone

I'm an only child, so I spend a lot of time alone, and with the summer holidays just starting for me, there'll almost definitely be a few days where all my friends are away so I'll have to find something to do on my own, let alone the fact that I will have to entertain myself when I go on holiday with just my parents.
#firstworldproblems #hardlyfe #prayforGeorgie
(Im only joking I dont actually take hashtags seriously)

Anyway, my point is that spending time alone is normally seen as a 'sad' thing to do, for people with no social life, but it can be fun. Spending a day alone means you don't have to compromise on what you do or when you do it. So guyzz ditch yo friends and chill with yoselff. Embrace lonerism like Tame Impala.

Last summer all my lucky friends had gone away on dream holidays to the Caribbean and Ibiza and places like that but I was 'stuck' in London for a few days, so I went on a day trip into Central London to visit art galleries and sit by the Thames and guess who I met at the tube station? The best person ever from my favourite film: Craig Roberts who plays Oliver Tate in Submarine and that, children, is my first point: If I'd gone with someone else, they might have been late so we missed the tube or wanted to go somewhere else. 
I spent the rest of my break exploring places in London I'd never been before, like the cool back alleys in Shoreditch, the canal walk from Camden to Maida Vale and the Southbank area and drawing wherever I went.
It's always good to be alone with your thoughts once in a while and go out and see something you've been wanting to go to that none of your friends are interested in.

So pack yourself a bag and take a day trip to an art gallery or a music store and eat dangerous amounts of your favourite food and take your own time, while feeling blissfully un-judged. Or take supplies and a stack of DVDs or CDs and lock yourself in your room making art while watching and listening to new or old favourite films and albums.