I stopped building a "portfolio" and built a running archive instead.
The concept behind visual language is: "Chaos is not disorder — it's the state before everything begins.". Its an interface that route you to the proof.
Vibe-coded with Codex + Claude Code.
Take a visit at: https://t.co/c5mnhGuZFS
ui/ux design exploration: filter navigation bar
pick a chip filter and it fills with ink from the edge in as it flows into the results bar.
it's got a statisfying asmr feel to it
leaving
leaving is the process from fullness into emptiness
from the familiar circle of life
the routines undone
the streets i knew by heart
the people i kept meeting
the names and labels that had gathered on my skin
toward a place entirely unknown
where a new life waits to be written
before i go
i take out everything i had hidden in my heart
and say goodbye to it
piece by piece
memory rises
and feeling rises with it
one by one
i empty the rooms within me
until i am almost as i was when i first arrived
unfurnished
unclaimed
open
what remains is a blankness
echoing with my fear of loneliness
my longing for freedom
and the questions i still cannot answer
what is freedom
what is happiness
when i first came here
i was drifting in a river
carried by the current
thinking only of making things
now i have to place my own hands on the helm
no longer mistaking the waves for fate
or the shore for salvation
i will miss the days i lived here
but i must learn again
how to sleep inside loneliness
how to eat inside uncertainty
how to recognize desire in the blank
and through the act of leaving
turn freedom from an idea
into a life i practice every day
I chose building Forme: turning a complex philosophy into something testable enough for reality to answer back.
Maybe overcoming doesn't mean the problem disappeared. Sometimes it means learning how to keep acting, testing, and revising while it remains unresolved.
An interviewer asked me: “What's the hardest thing in your life, and how did you overcome it?”
My honest answer broke the grammar of the question:
I haven't overcome it. I'm still inside it.
I don’t think the mic is the interesting part. It just gives the Twin ears.
The interesting part is when all those traces become continuity—something that can quietly keep your life moving without you managing every step.
That’s the part that feels like a Twin.
Saw a guy on Threads sharing a workflow that felt weirdly close to something I’ve been thinking about for Forme.
He wears a DJI Mic 3 all day, then lets Claude turn the audio, photos, and location into a journal, plans, todos, and searchable memory overnight.
tired of yall vibe-coding plain motion graphics, so i made a tutorial
it's a rundown on my prompting principles to make animations that have character with coding agents, basic motion graphics concepts, and my workflow of @AREdotNA + @conductor_build + stewdio
Codex is helping me do graphic design!
Last week I found Blake Shao’s graphic design assembler and loved it. As a non-designer with oddly specific taste, I built an MCP interface so Codex could work inside the tool with me—and help me explore ideas I can’t yet execute on my own. 🖤
A week ago I saw this node-based design tool made by @blaketshao, and I thought this is so great. On one side I really like Blake's design aesthestics, on the other I have always wanted to have a structurlized tool for my agent to design with me
The poster theme is "Roaming Seattle", made with Codex + Node-Based Design tool. Continuously improving graphic design skills & aesthestics with AI right now!