[Life] 仕事 Chap. 4: SketchUp & Datestamp
Good morning! I have no made progress in the Sugano Indexcarding pursuit, as all I can do now is wait for my supplies to arrive from Japan. However, I did buy something that Sugano has recommended as a tool-- a changable stamp with the date! It's such a simple item, but it's ridiculous how much joy I get out of using it. It's self-inking so I don't have to worry about using an ink pad. I can't stop myself from stamping the date on everything! I think every kind of paper on my desk must have the date stamped on it now. Earlier this morning, I even date-stamped a tissue!
Unfortunately, the stamp can get messy as you progressively use it-- the ink will cover dates that you are no longer using, and might accidentally touch when in use. My next goal for the stamp is to find a small case for it so I can carry it without worry of inking everything in my bag.
Some of you might know that lately I am really into a program called SketchUp. I'd like to shamelessly plug this program because it really is so wonderful for what I'm doing. It is similar to AutoCAD-- but it is not. It is easier, the interface is more intuitive, and you can create things at a very fast pace. You can make mock-up 3D models of spaces by tracing floor plans and lifting the lines into new dimensions!
I won't talk too much about this room, but here is an example of something I made in SketchUp in only a couple hours! It is an exact replica of a room on campus, furniture and all!
If you're doing anything from event planning to even decorating your room, this program is so handy!
Unfortunately, the stamp can get messy as you progressively use it-- the ink will cover dates that you are no longer using, and might accidentally touch when in use. My next goal for the stamp is to find a small case for it so I can carry it without worry of inking everything in my bag.
Some of you might know that lately I am really into a program called SketchUp. I'd like to shamelessly plug this program because it really is so wonderful for what I'm doing. It is similar to AutoCAD-- but it is not. It is easier, the interface is more intuitive, and you can create things at a very fast pace. You can make mock-up 3D models of spaces by tracing floor plans and lifting the lines into new dimensions!
I won't talk too much about this room, but here is an example of something I made in SketchUp in only a couple hours! It is an exact replica of a room on campus, furniture and all!
If you're doing anything from event planning to even decorating your room, this program is so handy!