Endless Sonata is a personal anime, art, and design site created by Sue.
Here you will find art and graphics created by Sue as well
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I just read [ an article ] on organic light-emitting electrochemical cells (LECs) used to make glowing wallpaper. It’s a new alternative to flat screens that is made from graphene. Graphene is much easier to recycle than metal electrodes found in LED screens which are used in TVs and cellphones. LEC [...]
Project 1
I decided to create a blog from scratch. With the help from CodeGrrl, I was able to accomplish just that. The functionality is all finished. Next will come the creation of a theme and some more pages to go with the site. I’m not sure if I will be working on it a whole [...]
This article is a continuation of Relearning to See: The Second Principle-Centralization.
The reflection of the moon in the lake is clear only when the water is calm”–Chinese proverb
E=mc2 (eye sight = movement times centralization to the binocular) and movement = centralization = relaxation = clarity.
Relaxation is the third and most important principle of natural vision. [...]
This article is a continuation of Relearning to See: The First Principle–Movement.
“It is impossible to see, remember, or imagine anything [clearly], even for as much as a second, without shifting from one part to another, or to some other object and back again; the attempt to do so always produces strain.”
According to Relearning to See, [...]
Creative packaging designs give new meaning to packaging. Instead of ordinary boxes that are most likely to be thrown away, creative packaging may sometimes be kept as a piece of art. If not, then the packaging is cost effective and not wasteful. Below are some creative packaging designs and one sustainable design.
The following are [...]
“After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.”
–Aldous Huxley