Arend's Articulations

Jun 04

razorshapes:

Coffee

I hope I get to make these as a job soon. Come on Coffee Bean, get back at me.

razorshapes:

Coffee

I hope I get to make these as a job soon. Come on Coffee Bean, get back at me.

(via comeupfromthewilderness)

How Everyday Can Maybe Feel Like Christmas Eve

I’ve found myself trying to hold onto that feeling every time the season rolls around; trying to keep that child-like whimsy; to remain inspired by the (corny as it sounds) “Christmas spirit” all year round; to be excited for Christmas day, and not be sadly let down by my built-up expectations.

So I’ve found that this is the best kind of excitement for the future: currently, I don’t have many definitive plans or expectations for it, but that’s what makes it so great, because I trust God has great plans for it.

Recently, I’ve been faced with the stark possibility that I may not make it into the music composition program at my university (which will happen or not once I finish my composition portfolio this school year and get judged on it). So my plan for the last three years to become a composer of classical music may totally fall through in this next year.

Yet somehow, that thought is kind of appealing because I know God will break my plans only if He has a better plan. Call it what you may—it could be irresponsible, it could be just a selfish desire for risk-taking and adventure—but I’m kind of hoping God tosses out my plans. I want to surrender my future over to Him and see what He wants to do with it instead.

So now every night feels like Christmas Eve: I don’t know what is going to happen or what I’m going to get, and it keeps me awake with excitement at night. Faith like a child I suppose?

Jun 02

[video]

[video]

May 25

[video]

ilovecharts:

It never ends…

I know that feel bro…

ilovecharts:

It never ends…

I know that feel bro…

(Source: Flickr / gemmacorrell)

May 22

(via zetidoburrito)

“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” — Maya Angelou (via thelearningbrain)

theatlantic:

Live Out Your Synth Pop Dreams with Google’s Moog Doodle

Tomorrow, Google is celebrating Robert Moog, creator of a modern synthesizer, whose 78th birthday would have been Wednesday, according to The Next Web. The synthesizer has a keyboard you can play with your mouse as well as oscillators, filters, and a mixer, and you can record and send people your creations.
[Image: Google]

theatlantic:

Live Out Your Synth Pop Dreams with Google’s Moog Doodle

Tomorrow, Google is celebrating Robert Moog, creator of a modern synthesizer, whose 78th birthday would have been Wednesday, according to The Next Web. The synthesizer has a keyboard you can play with your mouse as well as oscillators, filters, and a mixer, and you can record and send people your creations.

[Image: Google]