On May 19, 2016, I started the #100dayproject, invented by Elle Luna & The Great Discontent. I want to challenge myself to take notice of the enormous and tiny things that happen every day and document it with a photo. Hopefully, in my 100 day journey, I’ll be a better photographer and storyteller.
Periodically, I’ll check in with an update. Follow my progress on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/botsang or hashtag at #100daysofBoTsang
Let’s kick if off with cake!
Jeffrey Ryan reached out to me to help him create a blog for his law business. Back in 2010, I designed and built Jeffrey Ryan’s corporate website. Just recently, he wanted a blog that complemented his site and provided a platform for him to spread the good work he was doing and raise his image in the marketplace. Due to the State Bar of California Ethics Opinion, blogs that are inside of websites are considered advertising, so the blog had to exist on it’s own and be separated from his corporate site.
I’m obsessed with time travel – in movies, books, art..the list goes on. There is something historical and magical about time lapse or time series photography. I love seeing the beauty in a span of time, and yet a feeling of final (eventual) inevitability captured in one photo.
Playing off of this idea, starting with the first year of getting married, we have taken a portrait on each anniversary. Here are the first 5 for the first 5 years.
Quilting can be very cathartic and meditative. You have to be very precise with the cuts of fabric and sewing all the little pieces together into one. I’m a newbie at quilting, so I opted for a simple block asymmetrical pattern that I can do a little free-styling to make it modern.
I wanted to break away from being glued to the computer and was inspired to create a hangable piece for my home. Recently, I’ve been obsessed with anything geometric and painted this hot pink heart to warm up the room. The 20×20″ frame is from Ikea, called Ribba for $15.
Deep Link Registry is a central database for mobile app developers to find deep links and to generate code to put in their apps. It’s like Github or IMBD for mobile deep links.
If you are what you eat, I would be like this:
DISCLAIMER: I didn’t make this sweet costume. Lauren O. Venell from San Francisco did. She’s a genius and is my food soul mate.
Some day when I open up my boutique gift shop, I’ll start a new baby tee line. This will be part of the Foodie collection.
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This has been, by far, my most favorite print project. Maybe it’s because I was the client and I could do whatever I wanted. 🙂
