you manifest in a pause
Nov 03, 2020
Concerning the title. The phrase "your essence manifests itself in a pause" is posted on my wall at home. I read it every day cause it was directly in front of my desk. I think it's a powerful message. It helped me a lot.
Hope everyone is safe and okay! I'm having so much work and life going on, but still managed to make these pages look as I want them to look. Hope you enjoy the story and my journey in search of the right visual style.
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