Vintage Reject: Wind down

10.6.14

Wind down

Exam season and there is an overwhelming sense that I am being surrounded by massive waves that are drowning and pushing me under their currents. Summer holidays are so close so I'm already trying to start winding down so I can have a chill summer... To keep my head above water I have decided to put all my energy into filling the pages of my vast collection of my sketch books which until now have stayed empty and crammed in a draw. The majority of what I do is watercolour paintings of photographs, nothing special, but then sometimes they surprise me.

This song embodies the Summer I want, it has insane vibes and the male singer reminds me of Trip Fontane... is that just me? This tune is perfect to chill and draw to, definitely base a genius playlist around it.

Sketchbook Ideas

1. Pencil

Lucian Freud

2.Watercolour

Tristam Lansdown

3. Collage

4. Colourblock

5. Endless Aesthetically Pleasing Bucket Lists(no image required)

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He had been to the moon and escaped, he had become free. His spirit had become stardust and joined the universe in a chorus of cherubs. He had seen distant marble planets. He had beaten the ‘dirty commi’s’ and he was a hero. He had seen a shooting rock covered in other escaped souls. He looked at Earth; it was the colour of the sea, the day he lay on the sand. It was the colour of the costumes of the dancing women in the café he had been scouted in. He rolled on the sandy surface of the Moon. He closed his eyes, cerulean blue filled the space where his entrapped being had once cried.