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Oh man a DD even after I not being on here for such a long time? And the third DD I've gotten, at that! :dummy: Thanks pica-ae (https://www.deviantart.com/pica-ae) and ChewedKandi (https://www.deviantart.com/chewedkandi) for the suggestion and the feacture! I'm very pleasantly surprised, since that thing (image? guide? chart?) was something like two years old? Yeah anyways that was the first time I used Illustrator for anything, so on hindsight I think there's much to be improved, so I may or may not (more likely the latter) do an updated version of the thing. So yeah, it's good to feel loved, thanks guys! :thumb151390485: Anyways, I'm thinking I'll upload some of the stuff I've been doing in the past month

Hi guys! I'm not sure if anyone still like reads the things I post here, I haven't really been active here in a year or so. For those of you who are kinda sorta vaguely interested, I've been really busy with school. I've just started my second year in architecture school, and for those of you that know these sort of things, studio is more or less a social black hole, so I've been really busy drawing and making models and stuff like that. I'm really not sure if I'll be back and more active back here, but I really miss doing the all the type stuff that I really like, though I've been doing a bit of editorial design here in architecture school

Think of the photographer who captures a fraction of time or the illustrator who tells a story. Will these moments not exist if it weren’t for the camera or the pencil? They exist in spite of the tools used to capture them. The ideas that we develop for our clients, the messages we wish to communicate, exist in spite of Photoshop or any other piece of software. The lines of code wrapped in an interface do nothing but hold a (virtual) expression of our ideas. Much like the photographer’s moment, the ideas exist whether captured or not. But so many insist on calling Photoshop mishmash pieces design, when they are nothing of the sor