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Steady Progress
While having my breakfast and catching up on my daily news on Tuesday morning, a loud explosion was heard in the kitchen. Checked and found the glass lid of my months-old multifunctional electric pot completely shattered. The shocking part was that the appliance had been unplugged and left idling on top of the fridge for […]
tagged: 3D-printing, architect, architecture, bible, covid19, culinary-art, design, faithfulness, family, friends, furniture, hk, injustice, mystery, paper, patience, running, sabbatical, self-control, sports, thankful
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A New Start
The first quarter of year 2014 seemed to have passed all too quickly, I seemed to have lost track of time. This may have to do with the fact that I stopped the habit of writing down my daily to-do items since the start of the year. Printed out some DIY daily to-do lists for […]
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Creative Monday
With the chalkboard project completed on Sat., I decided to start a new project in the studio today. Had been wanting to find a way to recycle paper for a long time, and I just thought of an idea today, I’m gonna code name the project Paper Sofa! Bought some supplies and started the project […]
tagged: continuous-learning, creative-mondays, joy, landscape, oil-painting, paper, studio, thankful
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Receipts
Not too sure why I kept all the purchase receipts of 2012. The sheer volume testifies the consumerist nature in our society. I wonder how many of those receipts are from purchases of things I NEED rather than things I WANT. If I’m ever going to make resolutions this year, one of the items should […]
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To-do Lists
For about 2 years now, I have the habit of writing down my daily to-dos on square pieces of paper and then crossing out the tasks as they get finished. At the end of the year, I would have enough used paper to fold a geodesic “ball”. I thought about going digital with my to-do […]
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Papercraft
Still hasn’t received further info from the client about the adhoc support task, and I wasn’t really in the mood to start a new project, especially in this holiday season. I ended up spending more than a day doing nothing but folding papers! Those are actually receipts from my purchases this year, not sure why […]
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Daily To-Dos
Another day, another vector art, this is getting a bit addictive! It’s probably about 2 years ago that I started this habit of writing down my daily to-do lists on square pieces of paper. Each morning I would start my day by listing down the things to be done that day, and one by one […]
tagged: graphics, illustrations, origami, paper, work
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Receipts
I have the habit of saving the receipts of my purchases. Within a year or so, the collection is more than enough to create a huge stuffed origami ball! The ball will serve as a self-reminder to move away from the materialistic lifestyle, and to only buy things that I need and not things that […]
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To-do Lists
Started writing down my daily to-do lists on square pieces of paper early this year. Each piece documents 1 week of to-dos. Now close to the year-end, I almost have enough folds to complete an origami ball! Year-end is a period for reflection. The ability to reflect and learn from experience is part of what […]
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