"You forget many things in life, but you'll never forget kindness."
I had already read both the book and the graphic novel, but this movie still managed to hit me hard—like, crying-a-lot kind of hard.
While the ending felt somewhat lazy in its writing—similar to the book version—I found that I didn’t care at that point. The message was powerful, filled with heart and soul. It was a gentle, loving, and emotionally charged story that you couldn't help but root for the characters as they navigate their challenges.
I had high hopes for "We Live In Time" when I first saw the star-studded cast attached to it, but I walked out feeling a bit let down. The idea of a non-linear timeline is super intriguing, but the execution? Not so much. It felt like a clunky shuffle through a random reel of moments rather than a carefully woven narrative. I was expecting a strong core message that would bring everything together—justifying the non-linear narrative—but instead, it felt like jumping around in time with no real anchor.
Writing is a journey of discovery, you won’t know what will emerge on the page until you put the words down. Writing is like digging into your mind; you only see what’s truly inside once you start to excavate and examine it for yourself.
No one—not even you—knows exactly how your current writing session will unfold until it’s complete. We can only perceive what’s in front of us, line by line.
Writing is a journey of discovery, you won’t know what will emerge on the page until you put the words down. Writing is like digging into your mind; you only see what’s truly inside once you start to excavate and examine it for yourself.
No one—not even you—knows exactly how your current writing session will unfold until it’s complete. We can only perceive what’s in front of us, line by line.
Thank goodness it’s finally over.
I enjoy Venom, but the story has definitely overstayed its welcome. This movie feels more like a filler until the final scenes. Seriously, why did they decide to introduce a bunch of new characters in the last installment of the franchise.
That said, it was still quite entertaining, with many funny moments; however, you really need to switch off your mind to fully enjoy it.
The Wild Robot captured my heart from the moment I watched the trailer, and the movie did not disappoint!
It's such a heartwarming story that’s packed with love and emotions, proving that simple yet well-crafted films can make the biggest impact and win people’s hearts.
I was amazed at how it made me care about every character in less than two hours. I also loved the visuals and how time flowed seamlessly in the story, capturing the essence of life and nature.
I tried to back up my iPad so I could finally update it to iPadOS 18, only to discover that there wasn’t enough space for the backup—after waiting for the entire day! To make matters worse, I got told that I would have to wait six hours to cancel the backup process. What a big waste of my day. 😩
Seriously, should I just go for the update without backing up anything? 🤔
Knowledge Flow Consulting Pratik reached out to discuss creating a logo for his new business, Knowledge Flow Consulting, which focuses on research consulting services for educational sectors and non-profits.
This project presents a series of intriguing challenges for me. Given that it's a research consulting business and operates on a Business-to-Business (B2B) model, I needed to set aside my playful approach to lettering, tapping instead into my branding and typography skills.
Happy October, everyone! 🎉 I just made a free wallpaper for the
season, and it's available in desktop, iPad, and iPhone versions. If
you’re feeling generous, I’d appreciate a few bucks for it! Here’s to a
spooky and fun Halloween month ahead! 🎃👻
Joker: Folie à Deux is essentially Todd Phillips' way of expressing just how reluctant he was to make another “Joker” movie. LOL!
However, it’s not entirely bad if you view the film as a journey inside Arthur Fleck's mind—a space filled with depression, dissociation, and fantasy, almost devoid of reality. While it sometimes drags and can border on dull, I think it captures that concept quite well. I truly empathized with Arthur and all his trauma and tragedy.
It’s incredible how quickly Aaron is launching new product lines for Strathmere Leather! Enter The Galileo—the premium passport case. What’s great about The Galileo is that it can hold not only a passport but also a pocket notebook and an international driving license, all in one case!
Conceptualizing
Now, back to our logo commission. Initially, Aaron provided direction for the design, referencing the classic looks of Trans World Airlines, Pan Am, and Frank Sinatra album covers.
I read this novel as a teen, and the movie adaptation has had an even greater impact on me now that I better understand the world and the nuances of the story. It is a story filled with hope amidst the obstacles and challenges faced by Totto-chan and those around her.
I wish the world had more schools like Tomoe Gakuen, where children are encouraged to express themselves and explore their interests freely.
If you’re a Transformers fan, you’ll probably enjoy Transformers One.
The movie is definitely a refreshing take on the franchise, and honestly, it’s way better than those live-action films we’ve been getting for years. The ending leaves you wanting to see the sequel. The voice acting is familiar because it is none other than Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson and Jon Hamm! However, some scenes may feel a bit flat, particularly due to the music and sound effects that seem a bit lacking.
The Jefferson logo
I thoroughly enjoyed collaborating with Aaron on the logo designs. His entire brand identity resonates with me, and I loved it so much that I began drafting ideas as soon as I saw his new projects, even before he requested them!
This time, I've worked on the commissioned logo for The Jefferson Notebook case, his latest product for Strathmere Leather—one that I hope to get my hands on soon.
"Taklee Genesis" is one of the most ambitious Thai films I’ve ever watched! It stands out as a good sci-fi movie, even by Hollywood standards. I loved how it blends traditional Thai culture with futuristic elements, making it both unique and relatable. While it does have some flaws in balancing heavy sci-fi concepts with storytelling, it’s genuinely refreshing to see a Thai film push the boundaries of the genre like this.
After the stress of designing business logos, I finally had the opportunity to create a fun lettering style, thanks to Lou Plummer who writes a blog specifically for app reviews!
The task was straightforward: a website header for his other blog linkage.lol.
I drafted several lettering styles and sent them to him for selection. As much as I love script styles—finding them much more enjoyable to design—he preferred the simple styles with all caps.
My grandmother lived for 94 years, experiencing wars and four reigns of Thailand.
Year after year, our entire family—over a dozen of us—gathered at Grandma's house to share meals during ceremonies, holidays, and birthdays. It was certainly more than a hundred gatherings that she graced us with.
She was always there with us from the moment we entered this world. You could even say that our earliest memories began with her presence.
