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How designers express their feelings to their loved ones ?

Writing to someone you love is tricky. You have to be very particular about that.  At a time when we are separated by visible and invisible barriers, forced apart by social distancing, and almost completely reliant on more impersonal forms of communication like email, social media, and video chatting, a letter is a particularly meaningful and romantic gesture because it's slow, intentional, and deeply personal.   If you are a designer, or you are having a friend who is one. You should definitely try it out and they will definitely respond with a huge "YES". Here's how you can write a letter to your special designer friend.      Dear love, The day I met you my CMYK vision changed to RGB. Everything looked so bright like never before. With the very first eye contact, I knew you were mine. People often say that DIRECT SELECTION is difficult but for me, it was as simple as creating an ARTBOARD. I'm FILLED with the vibrant COLORS of your beautiful smile. I am experie...

Why consistency is important?

The most important process of learning anything may be riding a horse, driving a car, or learning a language all requires consistency. Stoping is as important as starting. Being consistent in your work can improve your graph. In order to see the result, it is very important. Taking a pause is necessary for day to day life, but make sure it shouldn't turn to be a long pause. It doesn't mean you must follow old-fashioned ways or ideas that are no longer applied in today's work. The world is changing at an exponentially quicker rate than ever before. Consistency doesn't mean you don't change with time. It means in spite of hard work you choose to work smart.  The key to success is consistency. You are more capable of achieving success now. When a 2 min daily activity gets involved in your life. It becomes a habit. In other words, consistency leads to habit. Habits form action in our day to day life. Action leads to success. Doing work daily means you are pulling the su...

Journey to Spanish language

It started long back when broadband connections were on air. Earlier then we were having modem thing for accessing the internet. I guess it was the year 2011-12 when the first broadband was introduced to me.  On those days we have only given one hour of the explosion to screens. We can either watch videos or play games or whatever we want within just one hour.  I remember the time, it was the year 2014 or 2015 I was in my 9th or 10th grade. A video was recommended on YouTube. Without thinking anything I clicked and watched the video. The video was amazingly wonderful. Yes, that was a Spanish video.  It was the very first time Spanish has introduced to me just small words like Hola!! (Hello!!), ¿cómo estás? (How are you?), estoy bien (I'm good), gracias (thank you), de nada (welcome) like that. I was like ok I'll surely be able to speak Spanish now. I learned counting numbers, names of weeks, months, things related to the house such as the kitchen is called Cocina , bed...

Describe your city

S peaking or writing requires a good and proper amount of vocabulary. In this blog, you'll find words that you can use in speaking about a place. These words can be used in other contexts as well. Words that Embrace the place ( Palabras que abrazan el lugar ): Ancient ( antigua ) - a place that has a long history beautiful ( hermoso ) - very pleasing on the eye Bustling ( Bullicioso ) - a crowded, busy place Charming ( Encantador ) - very pleasing Contemporary ( Contemporáneo ) - modern, very up to date Compact (Compacto) - contained within a small area Cultures and religions ( cultures y religiones ) Cosmopolitan (Cosmopolita) - somewhere with a rich and varied mix of cultures and languages. Crowed ( Cantado ) - very full of people Exciting ( Emocionante ) - fun, thrilling Expensive ( Costoso ) - costing a lot of money Fascinating ( Facinante ) - very interesting fantastic ( fantástico ) -wonderful Inexpensive ( Barato ) -not costing very much Picturesque ( Pintoresco ) -charming...

Describe your feeling

Expressing your feelings  before asking for what you want helps you to connect to yourself and another person. When learning a new language you come across how to describe your feelings. Describing a feeling is the most important technique in learning a language. While many phrases are related to situational contexts and are deeply rooted in culture, we can find some interesting and useful phrases to talk about emotions that can give any Spanish learner a smooth head start. In this blog, you will find answers to questions like : ¿Como te sientes hoy?  (How you feel today? )  ¿Qué tal la fiesta?  (How the party like? )  ¿Cómo te sientes?  (How do you feel? )  ¿Qué tal el concierto?  (How's the concert like? ) In Spanish, we have everything classified as masculine or feminine even the feelings. We use endings like -a if it's female and -o if male. Words that best describe your positive feelings are : Feliz / contenta(o)  - to be happy Enam...