Having gotten out of the habit of even sketching, I’ve been finding it hard to get back into personal projects. Perhaps the thing to do is to stop worrying about this mere fact and just do other things like catch up on old friends, watch movies I haven’t seen before etc. and hopefully it’ll all come back to me later down the road. There is after all more to life than art.
What do you do to overcome a block?
This recent purchase of mine is made of win! <3
Created by designer Steve Chan of Morn Creations. They also do rabbit bags and shark back packs 
So after much house-moving and life-changing shiz, I’ve now settled into a new job as an e-learning support officer working for the University of Manchester. Much anticipated projects and really enjoying it so far.
Since life has finally settled (to a reasonable degree), this should hopefully mean more time for arting. Watch this space!
I’m currently in the process of moving house, so I probably won’t be online much as my internet usage may be sporadic. This of course means I won’t be able to update this blog or check my e-mails often. Hopefully this won’t last too long…
(Reposted from my old blog). If there is something I simply adore about Manchester, it’s the diverse range of personalities it caters for. You have your usual high-street stores, but there’s also the smaller, more unique ones. If you have any more suggestions, feel free to leave a comment.
Here, I’ll be listing my top 11 favourite design and quirky shops:
Sorry for the late update, I have been busy adjusting to work again after a massive jet lag, contacting friends again etc.
I’ve uploaded them a while ago on Facebook, so go see them now!
I’ll be flying off to Hong Kong tomorrow, so won’t be posting or working on anything for a while.
I’ll try to take photos and post them on my return.
Back last week of Feb~ See ya then, after I recover from jet lag.
