11 April 2010
09 April 2010
Some people think that being desperate to get something can be a great motivation to move on. In my point of view, it's not. Being desperate is pathetic. Most people lose their senses when they are desperate. And you wouldn't want to know what the others think about people who lose their senses. The answer is so true but so vicious.
Labels: random thoughts
I never halt people from doing the things they want.
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No doubt. I had made my decision and opinion clear. So clear that all human being who understand Mandarin and English should understand. Maybe you're the exception because you just don't understand.
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08 April 2010
Labels: Competitions, The One Academy
04 April 2010
Still mere?
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It is a mere chance.
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03 April 2010
Can anyone tell me the ways to cure the affliction in me right now?
Labels: random thoughts
30 March 2010
Dear Linda, sorry for the late late birthday present. Eh.. Not that late also ho? I am just late for 8 days. Hope that you don't mind. Remember all the handmade stuff I made you since years back? Haha.. Those are not very useful right? Now I make you something that you can use. A PENCIL CASE! Hoho... Lotsa love and kisses to you. Muaaaahhhhhhhh.....♥♥♥♥
Labels: sewing
For those who commented on my blog post, sorry for the late replies! They are all replied now. ^^
Labels: Announcement
29 March 2010
Myth #14: Designers don’t need General Education Classes
2 comments Posted by Unknown at Monday, March 29, 2010How is it that students expect to successfully create an 8-panel roll-fold brochure, or a complex tradeshow booth without math? And, if you ever expect to own your own business, those math skills are going to come in handy when you have to do your own estimates, billing and taxes. Writing and grammar skills may be the most underrated of the general education classes. I can’t imagine that any designer will manage to get through his or her career without doing at least a little copywriting, and without doing a whole lot of proofing. And, how will you ever make a convincing sales pitch or present a concept to a client without the skills you’ll acquire in speech class? Even the classes that seem completely out of the realm of design — science, history, and social study classes — will be vital to your career. As a designer, you have to be a chameleon — creating a website for the finance industry one day, and working on a brochure for the construction industry the next. EVERY one of those classes is going to be helpful to you in your career. Please don’t take them for granted. Extracted from: Creative OperaThere are so many students in design school loving their design courses, and barely scraping by in their math, English, and history classes — rolling their eyes, sketching during lectures, and ignoring their instructors. Why? Because somewhere along the line, the unfortunate and untrue news has spread that general education courses are unnecessary for designers. Not only are they necessary, they could make or break your career.
Labels: sharing
Whoops! Finally I have the "ohm" to update about my third semester in The One Academy. Hehe.. So, what's about this short semester? Here we go.
Labels: Friends, random thoughts, The One Academy