Tuesday, May 26, 2009

"How To...?" moodboard::content::flowchart



page1:loading page::main page



page 2:who::student

introducing what does being a student faces while revising on their daily studies

who are they, their living environment - away from home student, lifestyle

*list of the common unhealthy way of living (to create the awareness)



page3:when::whenever run outs of ideas

*symptoms

the main factor that contribute to running out of ideas

not only study factor but others ex: entertainment, friends, the thought of having fun



page4:1st task:: step away from table ( strain and pain = dead brain)

*sitting at the table for too long will cause not only the computer to hang but so as our brain functionality rate.

so: walk around , get ourself a cup of refreshing drink or even coffee

then: dont go back to the sit straight away, do some simple stretching, this will avoid backaches

remember staring too long at the monitor will strain our eyes, do often look away or at greens as this will help to relax our eyes



page5: 2nd task:: get moving. a healthy body equals to a healthy mind

Take up a sport as it says a healthy body equals a healthy mind

* suggest some simple task like walk the dog or even house chores

*call one or a few friends to come along, bonus as brainstorm while exercising

*as long as there is on-going physical activities, the heart will keep on pumping and the mind rejuvenated

* a few exercising steps



page6:3rd task::day dream. let your subconscious mind take over

*subconcious mind had the ability to conjure anything while our logical part of the brain in pause mode

*peaceout in a serene and quiet place can actually generate great ideas, whether our brain is in clear state or subconscious , we are able to focus

*even better if we can shut all our electronic appliances 



page7:4th task:: let it flow naturally

*read more and more and more books

*ideas will be everywhere



page8:munch on brain-friendly carbs

*easy to prepare breakfast, lunch, dinner

*suggested food for thoughts



**flowchart to be upload soon

Monday, May 18, 2009

Web Design 1: "How to...?" Project


Title 1: How to keep your brain running

1. who: student
2. when: whenever run outs of ideas
3. 1st task: step away from table ( strain and pain = dead brain)
4. 2nd task: get moving. a healthy body equals to a healthy mind
5. 3rd task: day dream. let your subconscious mind take over
6. 4th task: let it flow naturally
7. 5th task: munch on brain-friendly carbs
8. outcome: a better and refreshing mind to continue the brainstorming


Title 2: How to choose a sunglasses that flatters you

1. who: fashion police
2. when: fashion disaster
3. why: sunglasses have become the ultimate fashion accessory, and their look can change with the trends from season to season. Whilst they may be glamorous and stylish on the rack, make sure you choose appropriate ones for your shape. Shades will draw immediate attention to your face, so select wisely.
4. 1st task: finding the shape of your face. oval face round face square face etc...
5. 2nd task: choose a style to suit your face. aviators, vintage, classic etc...
6. 3rd task: deciding on the color frame
7. the outcome: looking great and flattering. having a pair of great sunglasses is just as important as having a pair of comfortable shoes or a great bag.


Title 3: How to travel with pets

1. who: adventurous and pet lover
2. when: on a vacation and you do not want to leave your pet behind because your pet is part of the family too
3. how: i. by plane
      ii. by car
      iii. by sea
4. 1st task: collect every details on the traveling and lodging with rules and regulations
5. 2nd task: check with the vet
6. 3rd task: what to pack for your pet. extra tags, a recent photo, leash and flashlight, medical records etc...
7. outcome: a memorable trip.


Title 4: How to  make your own decoupage soap

decoupage soaps are very easy to make and are great craft for all ages. they can be used to decorate blocks of plain soaps for fetes or for fundraising events.

1st task: prepare material kit
2nd task: cut out picture according to need from mag 
3rd task: mix glue with equal parts of water
4th task: place the cut out onto the soap and cover with the gaze

Outcome: Any soap can be decoupaged, provided it isn’t too oily. The soap can be used although the picture will eventually come off. Decoupage soap makes great gifts.

Saturday, May 16, 2009

976 miles away


we are both living in the different ends of the world
you live your own life and i live mine
if we ever run into each other one day
we might nod to one another, smile and say hi
then fall speechless
because we might no longer knew each other
as if it never happened
all i have in mind is that i...