Universe VII
Notes, languages, activities, and research habits that influence personal growth. This universe feeds all the others by making learning itself a creative practice.
Learning Insights
I’ve taken on piano as for learning a new instrument, performing at a few functions along the way. The journey comes with challenges—mastering hand coordination, reading sheet music, and maintaining rhythm under pressure. I would also love to learn Ukelele if I could.
As an artist, game developer, and designer, staying organized is essential to managing complex projects. I use tools like Milanote for visual brainstorming and Notion for structured planning, keeping track of ideas, assets, and workflows. These platforms help me balance creativity with discipline, ensuring that every project stays clear, efficient, and on course.
I’ve been exploring Spanish to expand my communication skills and cultural understanding. Learning a new language challenges memory, logic, and adaptability—skills. And I’m motivated to reach fluency in the future through consistent practice and immersion.
In this era of AI, it is essential to keep up with the modern techs. So I had recently explored some AI‑powered tools, and I wasn't disappointed. Using Cursor, I’ve streamlined coding and rapid prototyping, while Antigravity has fueled my experiments in technical problem‑solving. These tools align with my background in logic, design, and creative coding—helping me push boundaries, optimize processes, and bring ambitious ideas to life.
Calisthenics is a form of bodyweight training that emphasizes strength, control, and mobility without relying on external weights. It’s all about mastering skills that demand balance and core stability. Personally, I am trying to achieve handstand and planche lever.
Gaming has shaped how I think and create. Also as a Gamedev, gaming is absolutely needed for inspiration and solutions. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice taught me precision and resilience. The Mortuary Assistant has been my favorite in the horror genre. Elden Ring expanded my love for vast, interconnected worlds, and Psychosis on mobile showed how small games can deliver deep emotional impact.
Actually there's fun in reading niche fandoms. I personally prefer SCP fandoms, if you don't know what's that, go search it up:) And if you're not into reading, more into visual stuff, you should check out "TheRubber" Youtube channel. Also I'm a huge fan of Marvel and DC universes. Also I watched some anime, like one punch man, your name, A silent voice, mob psycho 100, Rezero, weathering with you, etc. And man, Rezero was really mind-blowing.