I’ve been making a conscious effort to be more aware of my surroundings. Be more present. Be more mindful…
I am guilty of looking down too much while walking. It’s not some deeply engrained custom relating to my Asian culture to avoid making eye contact with strangers. I guess it’s just become habit…
You probably know that the autumnal equinox occurred last Friday the 23rd, signaling the official start of fall in the Northern Hemisphere. Who doesn’t love this time of year when the leaves change color and the air turns crisp?
This post is not about a renaissance in Art Deco or Surrealism from the 1930s. No, I’m alluding to the fact that today is my, ahem, 38th birthday…
Like everyone else, I spend a sizable chunk of my time online, but maybe unlike a lot of folks, I still enjoy the paper versions of things too—you know, letterpress notecards, invitations on heavy card stock, glossy brochures…
Did you happen to catch any of the IAAF Track and Field World Championships from Daegu, South Korea which took place earlier this month? Well, I watched some of the track events and never felt more in awe of the beauty of the human form. At the same time, I never felt guiltier about skipping […]
My mom recently visited Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural masterpiece which is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. In the gift shop, she bought me this “game” by Ted Naos who is an artist and Professor Emeritus at the School of Architecture…
Patterns in print…