Fearing AI because it might take your job is such a loser mindset. Technology is going to progress regardless of your feelings about it. Smart people think AI is a gift and use it to adapt their lives around it, learn and master it to advance themselves. The only ones who are

The thing about personal style is that it's actually very easy to develop if you pay attention to your own interests instead of copying whatever celebrities are wearing. What time period in history are you inspire by? What kind of movies do you like? Music? Books? Art? What kind

One of the things that I'm curious about Adobe is that with all the money they had, they can't produce decent tutorials for their products. In fact, I notice that about a lot of design softwares. Why can't they spend money on making good tutorial videos for their customers?

Sunday mood --

Youtube is filled with so many bad tutorials. If you're trying to learn something, you had to watch at least five bad tutorial videos before you can find a half-decent one.

Animating on procreate is so easy so why can't it be replicated on a desktop app?

Me watching videos about gardening, coding, and design. Youtube Recommendations: Here's a video of Paris Hilton at Coachella!

I want everyone who do nothing but worship celebrities off my timeline.

I think designers use AI to prototype the initial idea and iterate on it while non-designers use it to launch their website quickly and then iterate on it based on success or failure.

I think there's going to be a huge gap between people who can afford higher intelligence AI and people who can only afford basic AI.

For a design software like adobe, why aren't they releasing cool new updates like their competitors?

Data and surveys only confirms what you already know by seeing the evidence with your own eyes already.

Weekend mood -- cute little things I bought from Zara Home :)

How I spend my weekends --

Watching news clips with pop music in the background can be really funny.

The funniest accounts on instagram are blue collar jobs in construction, electric, lawn, and plumbing. The least funniest accounts are in tech, marketing and finance.