writing
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My January so far: Self-Discovery, Homelabs, and Ebooks
In January, the author engaged in personal introspection through self-created writing prompts, exploring intimate topics despite their private nature. They transitioned from Evernote to Joplin for better data control, experimented with local AI models, and began plans for a self-hosted eBook library while enjoying their new pocket-sized eReader. Read more
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Balancing Too Many Hobbies? Here’s Why I’m Focused on One Creative Goal (she lied)
I shared on my webcomic, Crystal Visions, that I’m taking a little break to recharge. It’s been a real challenge trying to keep up with my comic and all my daily responsibilities. But I am determined to make it work! I’ve learned to squeeze in creativity during brief pockets of time, like drawing for just… Read more
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I don’t trust my Netflix choices.
So, trusting instincts is tough, especially when a Netflix scroll can feel like an Olympic sport. I often add shows to my “Watch Later” list instead of actually watching them, making trailer binging my new favorite hobby. Ultimately, I end up in a long-term relationship with procrastination instead of diving into those ambitious series! Read more
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My Journey into Personal Blogging One Prompt at a Time
Yes, I’ve been writing on this blog for a while now. When I started, I really had a hard time trying to figure out what to do with this blog. All the advice online said to pick a niche and stick to it. But the reason I started liking blogs and reading them was for… Read more
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Why Backgrounds Matter in Color Comics
I forgot to share that my comic was updated last week. https://www.crystalvisionscomic.com/ I’ve been challenging myself to draw more backgrounds lately. I absolutely love reading manga that uses inks. These mangas often feature characters engaging in dynamic actions against blank or negative space panels. However, I’ve come to realize that this approach doesn’t translate as… Read more