You're a work of art. Celebrate it.
I’m finally done with my Artbreeder piece. It took me quite a lot of time to retouch it at this size, but I must admit it looked pretty amazing even before I started. I changed very little of the original colors or shapes. In 5-10 years, most of the art that we look at will […]
I have insanely high expectations when it comes to my own work. If something can be improved, then it should be improved, period. As a kid I was expected to max every grade and every exam or to win every competition, and more often than not, I actually did. I left school ages ago, but […]
This might be my new hobby now: creating some dreamy surreal art on Artbreeder.com, then retouching it manually and drawing the missing details. This one still requires a lot of work, but I already love how it’s turning out so far.
Life is not going anywhere; there is nothing to be attained. All striving and grasping is so much smoke in the clutch of a dissolving hand. We are all lost—kicked off into a void the moment we were born—and the only way is to fall into oblivion. — Alan Watts, Become What You Are. In […]
Reminder to self: I don’t need to solve every problem the moment I encounter it. It’s logical to focus on easy wins first and figure out the rest as I go. Yet for some reason I tend to get stuck at the most inconsequential things, and keep spinning my wheels till I get them right. […]
been staring
at the infinity
for too long
hoping it
would reveal
some of its secrets
all I got
is this hesitant
wobbliness
whenever I try to
set my foot
on earth again
I planned to write something smart today. I chose sleep instead. This might be the smartest thing I did in a while. Here’s a photo of me & my dog looking all artsy and fabulous instead.
My brother asked me today how I’m going to save the world. He was shocked to hear that I have no such plans. The world has been doing perfectly fine without me for billions of years. I’m sure it’s going to do perfectly fine when I’m gone. I came out of this world. I am […]
I didn’t see this coming at all. My husband secretly downloaded all poems from my blog and put them together in print. This is the best present I ever got.