Box Four is wonderful—my favorite for sure! It's like a leveled up Box One, hahaah.
Box Two is probably my second favorite. Not sure if it's the deep greens, or the darker, more purple-ish red, but it's got something.
Definitely a big fan of the asymmetry in Box One, Two, and Four. Those high-reaching pops of white are so fun. I don't want to play favorites though, so I love you too Box Three. You're doing great. Keep going, hahaha.
Very excited to watch them evolve, Rhi! Thank you for sharing.
Ha ha, thanks, Jason! I'm with you on box four being my favorite. The funny thing is that the ones that look the best were kind of accidental--I put in plants I already had around, but box three was the most intentional, but also the least exciting. Good lesson to learn from that! :)
It's funny how that works sometimes. I can remember trying so hard to make something interesting or "cool" at work... spoiler alert, it rarely was, ha ha ha. More often than not "throwing something at the wall" and seeing what "sticks" actually works. It might not make for a glamorous story, but it can definitely yield interesting results.
Conversely, there are definitely valuable lessons to learn from ideas that did not take shape. We live, we learn, we grow. @}---- @}---- @}----
You're totally right! As soon as I overthink something I ruin it, especially when it comes to visual/artistic things. And nature! The more I plan something out the less natural it looks :)
Box Four is wonderful—my favorite for sure! It's like a leveled up Box One, hahaah.
Box Two is probably my second favorite. Not sure if it's the deep greens, or the darker, more purple-ish red, but it's got something.
Definitely a big fan of the asymmetry in Box One, Two, and Four. Those high-reaching pops of white are so fun. I don't want to play favorites though, so I love you too Box Three. You're doing great. Keep going, hahaha.
Very excited to watch them evolve, Rhi! Thank you for sharing.
Ha ha, thanks, Jason! I'm with you on box four being my favorite. The funny thing is that the ones that look the best were kind of accidental--I put in plants I already had around, but box three was the most intentional, but also the least exciting. Good lesson to learn from that! :)
It's funny how that works sometimes. I can remember trying so hard to make something interesting or "cool" at work... spoiler alert, it rarely was, ha ha ha. More often than not "throwing something at the wall" and seeing what "sticks" actually works. It might not make for a glamorous story, but it can definitely yield interesting results.
Conversely, there are definitely valuable lessons to learn from ideas that did not take shape. We live, we learn, we grow. @}---- @}---- @}----
You're totally right! As soon as I overthink something I ruin it, especially when it comes to visual/artistic things. And nature! The more I plan something out the less natural it looks :)