This 2012, one of my new year’s resolutions was that I’d like to take more photos.
Ever since I’ve gotten the iPhone 4S and it’s amazing new camera, I began to realise how much of a trend mobile photography has made. Thanks to services like Instagram, Piictu, Path and more — and their wonderful camera filters, the rise of mobile photographers will soon even out (or perhaps out-balance) the population of SLR photographers.
Three hundred and sixty-five days ago, I signed up for Twitter because I wanted to experience something totally new. I was never really into social networking, or at least the notion of it, and back then, I still didn’t even get the concept of Facebook.
About a month ago I read a tweet from Drew Wilson looking for people who love to write about design.
“That would be me”, I thought, and I responded back with an email stating how much I like writing. I even included a link to my hiatus post just to prove otherwise.
I wasn’t expecting him to reply back, as I’ve done things like this before with others, and still, up until today, I haven’t received any replies from them. But, this time was different; Drew actually replied back, complete with what seemed like an extraodinary vision of a design-centric blog, in which he calls: “The Industry”.
Ever since I was really little, I’ve always loved the rain.
Whenever I experience a slight drizzle or even a week’s worth of heavy rain, I always seem to enjoy the complexity of how rain clouds travel, and the sound every raindrop makes as it hits the roof of my home. The rattle of the roof, the cold, cold breeze, and of course, the dim, humid atmosphere rainy weather makes, are one of my favourite times just to sit down, relax, and probably read a book or two.
Over the course of 15 months, I’ve redesigned my site’s theme over a dozen times, but for ever major iteration, it’d be a number no higher than six. If you’ve been reading my blog ever since the very inception of it, then you would have at least felt annoyed about why I can’t seem to settle, or choose a design I finally seem to like.
