#professional architecture models

[idea-explorer]

[genense]

SUPERIO WAREHOSE

Visualization: GENENSE CGI

Design: SUPERIO BRAND

Location: USA, NY

Superio Brand, an esteemed American manufacturer and distributor of innovative household products, is embarking on a significant warehouse remodeling project. The company aims to optimize its warehousing capabilities and enhance operational efficiency to meet the growing demands of its expanding customer base. To achieve this, Superio Brand recognizes the value of visualizing the end result before the construction stage begins. Therefore, the company has initiated a project to create a detailed 3D rendering of the remodeled warehouse.

The primary objective of this project is to generate a realistic 3D rendering of the remodeled warehouse, enabling Superio Brand to visualize the final design before commencing the construction phase. This visualization will provide a clear understanding of the layout, spatial arrangement, and overall aesthetic of the new warehouse design.

The 3D exterior rendering will also serve as a powerful communication tool for Superio Brand, facilitating effective collaboration and alignment among various stakeholders involved in the project. Executives, architects, designers, engineers, and construction teams can all visualize the same end goal, leading to improved decision-making, reduced misunderstandings, and enhanced project coordination.

The 3D rendering can also be utilized by Superio Brand for marketing and promotional purposes. The visually appealing representation of the remodeled warehouse can be incorporated into presentations, brochures, printed catalogs, social media content etc.

[ziyaashwin]

Using cutting-edge BIM software, industry and research specialists at BIM Cafe will teach you a holistic approach to everything from design and building to maintenance, operation, and sustainability. They are the best BIM training institute in Kerala.

[ellierenae]

SUPER UNIQUE writing ideas for hobbyists and professionals looking for fun, personal projects to get their inspo back

get a fictional pen pal (ask your other writer friends!) and spend time decorating envelopes, picking out a handwriting style, maybe buying a cheap perfume/cologne that smells like your character to really get to know them and feel their presence. if you have hand tremors or bad handwriting like me, you can choose a handwriting font for them and print their letters out!! more examples: save the dates, wedding invitations, birthday cards, party invites, etc.

use old calendars in character (there are many "expired" planners on sale around the end of the year, usually August) personally, i use them to record major life events like first band tours, trips abroad, holidays, birthdays... even trash pickup days and when they forget to roll out the bins!

sketch floor plans this can be on graph paper if you have the know-how when it comes to scaling down, but there are also tons of simple apps that allow you to both create the floor plan a builder would use and add furniture like an interior decorator. some even let you rotate them afterwards and see the furniture and walls burst to life in 3D! you can think of them as the sims but where everything is actually to scale

make an architectural model if you have some scrap cardboard, paper, and glue, you can easily bring the floor plan you just made to life (you'll need practice if you want to get really fancy with it of course! window panes and railings are the gnarliest part for me, haha)

make a playlist as your character maybe the most accessible one on this list, you can make the playlist your character listens to. sometimes this can be fun and surprising, like when my little guy Possum from Violence Without Plot is covered in tattoos and plays punk music on stage but listens to nothing but spa music to wind down between shows

write something your character can see this one is so weird to summarize but what i mean is like... a school essay for your teacher character to grade. cryptic street signs warning about danger by the lake. a memorial plaque beneath a statue. a character's online blog. a few of the cards in a grandmother's recipe box. a business card for a smooth-talking lawyer. things you can write that make everything feel so textured and real

these are all things i do on the daily, and it makes my life as a writer a thousand times more joyful and fulfilling. so have fun, be safe, and don't forget to unplug the hot glue when you're done <3

[thegoldensanctuary]

I am back.

It’s been a while—almost a year, in fact—since my last update, and I’m excited to reconnect with all of you. This past year has been a demanding one, full of both personal and professional challenges that needed my full attention. However, I’ve also dedicated much of this time to deep, meticulous research for future projects, digging into historical records, academic publications, and original documents to ensure that the new sets I bring to you are more accurate and intricate than ever before.

For those who may be new here, my focus has always been on recreating historical spaces that have changed significantly over time. My goal is not just to reconstruct, but to truly capture the essence of these spaces, complete with the details that give them life. Yet, as I’ve delved deeper into these archives, I’ve come to a realisation: many details I include might go unnoticed, not because they lack significance, but because of how challenging it is to access or even be aware of the sources I draw from.

Take, for example, the king’s bedchamber. The most comprehensive study—Meyer’s 1989 publication—is virtually impossible to find outside select academic libraries. And even when studies are available, they often gloss over the smallest but crucial details. Descriptions of furnishings, for instance, might be reduced to a simple inventory line, like “a set of crimson velvet with two armchairs, twelve stools, and one fire screen.” In reality, however, the original documents hold a wealth of specifics, dimensions, patterns, and descriptions that are almost always left out because they would make publications too dense for a general readership.

So, I’ve decided to bridge this gap myself. My upcoming series will document and examine these rooms in exhaustive detail, focusing not only on the architecture but also on every piece of furniture and ornamentation. These new posts will break down every element, piece by piece, to bring the full picture to light and ensure that my recreations are accompanied by a narrative that truly does them justice.

My first series, which I’m thrilled to share with you soon, will cover the history of the grand bedchamber from the 1680s until today. This in-depth look will span 13 parts, over 30,000 words, and include more than 350 footnotes, most of which cite previously unpublished archival materials. It’s my hope that these detailed breakdowns will not only help you see the care and attention in each model but also make these lost details accessible, allowing everyone to appreciate the full beauty of these historical spaces as they were meant to be.

Thank you for your patience, and I look forward to taking you on this journey with me.

[elf-kid2]

Immediate Murder Professionals, before the Full Moon deal...

Drawing pentagrams on the floor, so as to make portals to Earth!

It's a little hard on the architecture, and the candles, skulls, and Special Chalk definitely don't come for free (they might end up on a Government Watch-List of some kind over the chalk, actually), but if it works, it works!

But that's not the only way to get out of Hell! There's also...

Asmodean Crystals! Which are NOT as rare as you might think, in the Lust Ring...

IF the Officially Registered & Authorized User can be persuaded to let you use it, of course!

While Moxxie might debate about whether or not spending $$$ on dates with Succubi & Incubuses counts as a "Business Expense,"

Blitz would like to state, for the record, that it's the easiest way to convince them to let I.M.P borrow the magic rocks...

Unfortunately, it may not be a sustainable business-model either way. Because Blitzo's Exes have started comparing notes, and Moxxie & Millie REFUSE to compromise on their "monogamy" thing for the Business!

S0! ANY IDEAS on how to get to Earth without having to blackmail and/or woo Legitimate Crystal-Owners into letting us borrow (or "borrow") the magic rocks for work?

The Magic Chalk & Candles is EXPENSIVE and it takes FOREVER to draw the pentagram just-so, and they ain't got budget to pay overtime, people, so let's think creatively! Can we think of ANY other way to access the Living World?

...Wait. I think I remember something. Something useful. Isn't there a Prince with a Magic Spellbook that can be used for this kind of thing?

Millie knows what he's talking about. She's seen that Spell Book in action, at the Harvest Moon Festival every year.

It's an easy ticket to Earth, if they can just find a way to TAKE it...

No overhead for magic chalk & candles; no expenses from buying dinner and drinks and tickets to try and sweet-talk some sucker into letting them borrow a crystal; (no Millie saying that he "just hasn't met the right person yet" when they call him inevitably call him a user & a loser and kick him to the curb)...

Can't be that hard to persuade Prince Stolas to let them borrow the book for a bit, right?

It beats going back to taking targets in Hell (lots of competition, and High Pay = High RISK), or doing Security Detail or Body-Guarding again, and he's sure Millie left the Family Farm for a REASON, just like he left Show Business for a reason, and Moxxie won't talk about why he won't show his face in the Greed Ring nowadays...

[thesims3help]

Sims 3 - Gameplay enhancing mods: Family, Occults, School, Work - Part 2.

Continuation of our category based mods. Includes Family, Occult, School, Work/Careers categories.

Pregnancy:

More Pregnancy Interactions

Occults:

Gain weight after pregnancy

Children & Teens:

OneEuroMutt's list of kids through teens mods

Better Bloom Interaction

Autonomous Alchemy Stations

No Temporary Zombies

Mermaid Hunger and "Drying Up" Moodlet Tweaks [Five Flavors!]

Not-So-Weak Mummies

Vampires Are Not Kind! (Drink Without Permission)

Spell Book Tweaks, with multiple flavors (Updated for Carousel, Mill and Gondola)

Magic Academy / Dark Magic Academy Career

Faerie High

Bernardi Academy (Werewolf High)

Fortuneteller Baba's High School for Witches

Fortuneteller Baba's Elementary School for Witches

Vampire Covenant - Requested Career

Spells with increased chances of freezing and blazing

School:

Turtle Martial Arts High School

ClaudiaSharon's Simblr: Evening School, a mod (tumblr.com)

Work:

Architecture Career (TS2 Conversion)

Gamer Career - converted from The Sims 2

Oceanography Career - A TS2 to TS3 Conversion

Sims 3 Custom Career: Law (From the Sims 2: Seasons). Fulltime.

Turles Crusher Corps. Career

Custom Career - Hawaii 5-0 Reboot

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (based on TV Show)

Garbage Collector Custom Career

The Mechanical Engineering Career

The Navy Officer Career! (With Mass Effect References.)

Car Dealership Career

Entrepreneur Career

Sims 3 Custom Career: Show Business

Professional Wrestling Career

Boxer Career [TS3]

Ninja Career v1.01

Hockey Career

NFL Career

MLB Career

NASCAR Career

Teen Modelling

The Modeling Career

The Socialite Career

Gynaecology Career

Oncologist Career - Converted from lientebollemeis career

Rapper Career - Converted from coko career

Nectar Career

Mad Scientist Career

Professional Procrastinator Career

The Professor Career - Custom Everything!! Outfit, Journals, Opportunities, et. al

Tourism Career -- With Opportunities & MOAR

Night Stalker Career

Psychology Career

Hunting Career

Sims 3 Veterinary Career

Monk/Nun Part-time Career

Sims 3 Priest Career - Full Time

Pirate Career & School

Different Job Titles For Careers

New Job Titles And Descriptions

[samueldays]

Plagiarist's Cant, and Plagiarists Can't.

"This was merely a single skirmish in a broader war to unravel public faith in pillars of American society."

-Claudine Gay, NYT, 2024.

That's four metaphors combined in one sentence: military, fabric, religion, architecture.

"The Ogre does what ogres can, Deeds quite impossible for Man, But one prize is beyond his reach, The Ogre cannot master Speech. About a subjugated plain, Among its desperate and slain, The Ogre stalks with hands on hips While drivel gushes from his lips."

-W.H. Auden, 1968, originally about Soviet cant.

The Gay affair (thank you English phraseology) has gotten headlines with Claudine Gay, plagiarism and antisemitism, but my interest in it is more about the entire class of people eagerly telling lies and talking cant. Lying is wrong. Cant is ogrish.

Gay lied, and the Harvard board lied to back her up, and an entire class of allegedly truth-seeking, fact-checking journalists lied some more. Several "professional" people who are well paid to be well informed were revealed as aggressively ignorant and less informed than I was after an hour with Sci-Hub and Google Scholar. I already felt cynical and jaded beforehand, and I nonetheless kept being disappointed by the sheer torrent of lies in the Gay affair.

I say "lies" because the alternative is that they are delusional imbeciles who genuinely believe that this canting midwit is a groundbreaking scholar. Look at her. Look at her and laugh.

Given a NYT column and a last word of sorts, she delivers neither competent workmanlike prose, nor literary excellence, but instead a grab bag of cant and overused metaphor and pompous self-importance.

My hope is that by stepping down I will deny demagogues the opportunity to further weaponize my presidency in their campaign to undermine the ideals animating Harvard since its founding: excellence, openness, independence, truth.

She did not bring excellence, nor openness, nor truth, and I'm skeptical about the independence. She is at best spouting cant, at worst lying again. She communicates in emotive connotations, unfitting of a Harvard scholar.

It is not lost on me that I make an ideal canvas for projecting every anxiety about the generational and demographic changes unfolding on American campuses: a Black woman selected to lead a storied institution. Someone who views diversity as a source of institutional strength and dynamism. Someone who has advocated a modern curriculum that spans from the frontier of quantum science to the long-neglected history of Asian Americans. Someone who believes that a daughter of Haitian immigrants has something to offer to the nation’s oldest university.

What a lot of blather. "Diversity" in particular is a bait-and-switch word that changes between meaning "More black people" and "Variety of opinions" depending on whether the speaker is engaged in rhetorical attack or defense. The four sentences of this paragraph could be reduced with little loss to the four words "Black. Race. Asian. Black." and in the process constitute evidence that the anxiety about changes on American campus is justified - the campus is becoming race-obsessed to the detriment of everything else. It's race-cant, similar in spirit to plagiarism, and to Orwell's complaint: "his brain is not involved as it would be if he were choosing his words for himself."

The plagiarism is not the only problem. Even the broader issue that she writes and talks sloppily is not the only problem. Her papers were bad as scientific papers. Her p-values were absurd, her statistical analysis was confounded, she dropped an inconvenient data point, she failed to distinguish correlation with causation, she asserted overly strong conclusions from tiny sample sizes processed through interpolative models, et cetera. I've got Tumblr mutuals who write better and more factful analysis.

There is nothing inherently wrong with plagiarism as such: for example engineering approaches to the same problem, studies of the same object, or entertainment in the same genre ought to be similar to one another with good reason.

Much like Van Halen's famous "remove the brown M&Ms from the bowl" contract, though, a ban on close plagiarism can serve as a simple and visible test of someone's ability to follow correct procedure. Hence the pun: plagiarists can't. Claudine Gay is a serial plagiarist who sucks at expressing herself, so she copies, and she cants.

[opencommunion]

"Throughout much of the nineteenth and the first half of the twentieth centuries the terms Zionist ‘colonisation’ and Jewish ‘colonies’ in Palestine were proudly proclaimed and universally used by Zionist leaders and writers. Benjamin Lee Gordon’s New Judea: Jewish Life in Modern Palestine and Egypt, published in Philadelphia in 1919, a typical Zionist publication of the period, uses terms such as ‘Jewish colonies’ and ‘Jewish colonists’ in Palestine dozens of times throughout the book, systematically and as a term of endearment. The same colonialist methodology and terminology are found in the 1950s in the publications of Israeli diplomat Yaakov Morris — the father of Israeli historian Benny Morris — including his 1953 book Pioneers from the West: History of Colonization in Israel by Settlers from the English-speaking Countries, just one example of this proudly colonialist Zionist tradition. In Zionist writings the Hebrew words for Moshava and (plural) Moshavot were synonymous with Jewish ‘colony’/‘colonies’ and Jewish colonists. Indeed ‘Moshava’ and ‘Moshavot’ were coined as a literal translation of the English terms ‘colony’ and ‘colonies’. This proudly trumpeted colonial legacy of early Zionist colonists and pioneers has been suppressed or deleted from memory in recent Zionist historiography, including the writings of the Israeli revisionist historians.

... The first Zionist colonies ... were universally described as ‘colonies’ in both Zionist and professional literature of the time. Their economy was based on agriculture, and, like all European colonies, they exploited cheap indigenous labour. ... Also, crucially, these early Jewish colonies were preceded by and modelled on the German Christian Templer colonies established in Palestine in the middle to late nineteenth century — with farmhouses of one or two storeys and with slanting tiled roofs and shuttered windows. Interestingly even today the ‘German Colony’ south-west of the Old City of Jerusalem, established in 1878 by members of the German Templer Society (Tempelgesellschaft), is known in Hebrew as Hamoshava Hagermanit. Earlier in 1868 the ‘German Colony’ in Haifa was set up by the Templers. This was followed by another six German colonies. ... For the Templers colonising Palestine was part of their faith: the Holy Land had to be prepared for the Second Coming of Christ. Secular Zionist historiography depicts mid-nineteenth-century German colonists as forerunners of the Zionist movement, and early Zionists themselves adopted them as a ‘model to be emulated.’ In Zionist writings the Templers were considered to be responsible for bringing technology to Palestine, in architecture, agriculture and industry, and as a symbol of progress and modernity. In Yehuda ve-Yerushalayim, the newspaper of Yoel Moshe Salomon, he himself wrote about the Templer colonies:

‘We have also noticed the colonies established over the past few years by the Germans from Wittenburg (not of our people) and their homes are built in good order, as in all the cities of Europe, with wide streets and magnificent buildings, so that anyone who walks along their streets will forget that he is walking in the country of the soul, and will feel as though he is in one of the populated cities of Europe.’

... Following in the footsteps of the German Templer colonists, the ‘American Colony’ was established in Jerusalem in 1881 by members of a Christian messianic society. A neighbourhood and a famous hotel in East Jerusalem are still known by that name. Today the side streets of the former ‘German Colony’ are named by Israel after Christian Zionists and European imperialists, including South African prime minister Jan Smuts, British prime minister David Lloyd George, British Labour Party leader Josiah Wedgewood, and Sir Wyndham Henry Deedes, a Christian Zionist British general, who was also the chief secretary to British High Commissioner of Palestine Sir Herbert Samuel from 1920 to 1922. Deedes represented a British Christian Zionism which was deeply entwined with Western Christian imperialism in the Middle East. This Christian Zionism, represented then by the British Empire and now by the American empire, is deeply rooted in the politics of uniqueness and exceptionalism and the supremacist biblical theology of the people of God, ‘elect nations’ and ‘chosen peoples’, nations which are the heirs of God’s election of the biblical Israelites. This Christian Zionist imperialist mission includes a duty to patronise the ‘Jewish people’ by ‘restoring’ them to their ‘ancestral homeland’ in Palestine, backed by a global Christian empire, then British and now American."

Nur Masalha, The Palestine Nakba: Decolonising History, Narrating the Subaltern, Reclaiming Memory (2012)

[kaiasky]

tier list where it's "comparison of the state of the art vs it's best open source competititor"

S tier: FOSS is undisputed SOTA:

cryptography

wiki software

compilers and languages

database systems

A tier: FOSS is comparable with SOTA but closed-source competitors exist:

web browsers

operating systems (industry)

graphics libraries

streaming and recording software

text editing

B tier: FOSS can do the job at a professional level, but most prefer closed-source products:

operating systems (consumer)

beer

3d modeling

word processing

messaging applications

C tier: FOSS exists but does not work nearly as well as SOTA:

social media

processor architectures

payment processing

video games

CAD software

digital audio workstations

D tier: FOSS alternatives basically nonexistent:

dating apps

[idea-explorer]

Exploring Material Choices for Your Models

The right material can make all the difference in model-making. From lightweight foam to durable metals, explore the various materials we use in our scale modeling and 3D printing services, and find out how each choice enhances your project.

[bunabi]

Heyyo I wanted to ask your opinion on something related to the gaming industry and art jobs since you’re currently working in it. Is the employment market for this type of work doomed? I keep hearing about layoffs and companies simply not hiring rn and with AI and everything it seems pretty bleak to me to try to pursue anything in the gaming industry. For context I’m a recent art graduate trying to find creative work and I would love to know the opinion of someone that does this professionally. Sorry if you’re not the right person to ask! Feel free to ignore if thats the case 😅 👉👈

I don't know; that's a good question. I'll answer based on what I've seen and what I've been told.

When I was in school, layoffs were always discussed as something that came with the territory. My professors were all active working professionals (this was our college's Cool Rule for hiring teachers) and all of them had experienced a sudden closure, shuffling, firings, or all three in their careers. It's very fortunate to land a tenured role that's not jeopardized by outside or internal forces. It's just that kind of business.

The most stable game industry jobs in my area are for slot machine vendors, and many folks use that to gain experience to break into the cooler side of the industry. Architectural & interior design & marketing folks need 3D models. Retail print businesses are always hiring for their wack ass design teams (this was me!). It's worth getting these positions and building up your portfolio, or at least staying afloat while you work on art (this was also me!).

There's also networking. Word-of-mouth is one of the best ways to learn about new opportunities; you're hearing about it before the job is even posted on the website lol. And a recommendation by a current employee goes a long way. Do some local artist alley events and talk to your table neighbors. Just always always use the buddy system when you're going to mixers or party events at conventions like GDC. :^(

It's up to you whether this lifestyle is okay or not. Frankly I wish I chose a more normal career, but I love what I do and it makes up for most of the uncertainty lol.

[scotisfr]

Effective note-taking while learning an online course

Taking effective notes is more than just jotting down what you hear in a lecture or read in a book: it's a strategic process that enhances your understanding and retention. Whether you're a student, professional, or lifelong learner, mastering the art of note-taking can elevate your ability to learn and apply new concepts.

Understand how you think to adapt your note-taking style

Verbal thinkers:

Process information through words and language.

Excel with text-heavy, sequential note-taking styles.

Visual thinkers:

Object visualizers: Think in detailed images, excel in hands-on fields like art or engineering.

Spatial visualizers: Think in patterns and abstractions, thrive in areas like physics or architecture.

Mixed thinkers:

Combine both styles to adapt based on the situation.

1) Understand the purpose of notes

Before diving into techniques, it's essential to know why you take notes. Effective notes serve three main purposes:

Capture key ideas: Focus on main concepts, not every word.

Aid recall: Notes should act as memory triggers.

Support active learning: Writing notes forces your brain to process information.

2) Prepare before the course

Preview material: Skim the syllabus, course outline or key readings to anticipate important themes.

Gather supplies: Notebook, pens, digital tools (laptops, apps like Google doc, Notion, OneNote, or Evernote).

Verbal thinkers: Use lined notebooks or text-based apps like Word or Google Docs.

Visual thinkers: Use blank notebooks, mind-mapping tools or apps like Milanote.

Mixed thinkers: Use a combination of both formats to capture ideas flexibly.

Set goals: Know what you want to achieve from the course.

3) Choose a note-taking method

a) Linear notes (basic listing)

Write down points in sequential order.

Best for: Simple lectures or storytelling. Best used by: Mixed thinkers

b) Cornell Method

Divide your page into:

Main section: Notes during the lecture.

Cue section: Keywords/questions later.

Summary section: Key takeaways at the bottom.

Best for: Structured review. Best used by: Verbal thinkers

c) Mind maps

Create a visual map with the main topic in the center and branches for subtopics.

Best for: Complex concepts or brainstorming. Best used by: Visual thinkers

d) Outline method

Use bullet points with indentation for hierarchy.

Main Topic

Subtopic

Details

Best for: Well-structured content. Best used by: Verbal thinkers

e) Flow notes

Combine visuals, arrows and text to show connections.

Best for: Dynamic, fast-paced lectures. Best used by: Visual thinkers

4) During the lecture

Listen actively:

Focus on understanding, not transcribing verbatim.

Identify cues:

Look for emphasis (repeated ideas, instructor tone, slides).

Use abbreviations:

Shorten common words (e.g., “w/” for with, “b/c” for because).

Organize on the fly:

Use headings, subheadings and bullet points to keep things structured.

Verbal thinkers: Group ideas under headings or bullet points.

Visual thinkers: Sketch concepts or relationships between topics.

5) After the lecture

Review notes:

Fill in gaps, clarify confusing points and ensure everything makes sense.

Summarize:

Write a brief overview of what you learned.

For verbal thinkers:

Write summaries in your own words to reinforce understanding.

Use mnemonics or word-based memory aids for recall.

For visual thinkers:

Recreate diagrams or visual models from memory.

Annotate your notes with additional visuals to deepen understanding.

For mixed thinkers:

Pair visual summaries (like flowcharts) with verbal descriptions.

Practice explaining concepts both visually and verbally.

Test yourself:

Turn your notes into questions and quiz yourself for better retention.

6) Use digital tools for efficiency

Google docs/Word: Collaborative and easily accessible.

Notion/OneNote: Organize notes by topic with multimedia support.

Audio recorders: Complement notes for revisiting missed points.

7) Tips for retention

Revisit regularly: Spaced repetition improves memory (Ankis cards).

Condense notes: Create cheat sheets for quick revision.

Teach someone else: Explaining the material reinforces your understanding.

Review often: Reinforce your learning by revisiting and reorganizing your notes.

8) Stay organized

Label notes: Course name, date, topic.

Keep sections clear: Separate topics/modules with dividers or digital tags.

Backup notes: Use cloud storage for digital notes.

9) Adapt your style

Not every method works for everyone. Experiment with different approaches to find what resonates with your learning style. You may prefer digital tools, visual techniques like mind maps or traditional handwritten notes.

Bonus : Make note-taking fun!

Learning doesn’t have to feel like a chore. Add creativity to your process:

Gamify learning:

Create quizzes with tools like Kahoot or Quizlet.

Challenge yourself with timed note summaries.

Go visual:

Use colorful infographics or mind maps to highlight connections.

Turn complex ideas into visual stories.

Role-play and scenarios:

Pretend to be an expert and explain your notes to an imaginary audience.

Apply concepts to real-life situations to deepen your understanding.

Mix it up:

Use flashcards for quick reviews.

Watch videos or listen to podcasts on your topic to reinforce learning.

Collaborate:

Discuss your notes with peers or teach someone else for better retention.

Establish a routine:

Dedicate 20–30 minutes daily to review notes.

End each session with a mini-quiz or creative recap.

Bonus : Mastering layout and formatting for effective Notes

A) General layout principles

Start with a clean slate

Use consistent margins for a neat look.

Leave ample white space between sections to avoid visual clutter.

Margins create a visual boundary that organizes content, helping your brain process the information in chunks.

Leave at least one blank line (or 1.5 spacing in digital notes) between different topics or ideas.

They provide room to add comments, symbols or questions during reviews without cluttering the main content.

Number your pages to keep notes in order.

Add descriptive titles for easy navigation.

Include date, course title or lecture topic in the header.

Prioritize legibility

Choose readable fonts if typing (e.g., Arial, Calibri).

Write neatly if using pen and paper.

Use headings and subheadings

Bold or underline main headings.

Use numbered or bullet-point subheadings for organization.

Color coding for clarity

Assign colors to categories (e.g., red for key terms, blue for examples).

Avoid overusing colors: stick to 2–3 for consistency.

Use bold or underlined text for essential ideas.

Highlight terms, dates or definitions for easy scanning.

Handwritten: Invest in multi-colored pens or highlighters for emphasis

Digital: Use formatting tools like bold, italics, and bullet lists.

Visual coding for enhancing the important part

Add icons, images or colors to make connections intuitive.

Insert tables, diagrams, or charts to organize data visually

[kana2025]

Jaehyun Designer x Model Reader

Word Count: 90+

Genres: Romance, Erotica, kinda of slice of life

Synopsis: In this fashion-themed fanfiction, Jaehyun, a passionate designer, and Y/N, a charismatic model, explore their creative synergy amidst a backdrop of sensuality, blurring the lines between professional collaboration ;)

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Jaehyun stood in his spacious studio, surrounded by the remnants of creativity: sketches scattered across the large wooden table, fabric samples draped over mannequins, and the soft hum of sewing machines in the background. His latest collection was nearing completion, but something was missing—someone to breathe life into his designs.

As a young designer known for his avant-garde yet wearable pieces, Jaehyun had meticulously crafted each garment with a vision in mind. He wanted his collection to embody both sophistication and innovation, a reflection of his journey as an artist.

You, a sought-after model celebrated for your ability to transform any piece of clothing into a work of art, walked into Jaehyun's studio with a confident stride. Your presence was magnetic, catching Jaehyun's attention immediately. He had admired your work from afar, appreciating how effortlessly you brought narratives to life on the runway.

"Y/N," Jaehyun greeted you warmly, his smile genuine and welcoming. "I'm so glad you could come. Thank you for being here."

You returned his smile, feeling a flutter of excitement in your chest. "I've been looking forward to seeing what you've created," you confessed, your eyes scanning the studio filled with creative chaos.

Jaehyun led you to a rack displaying his latest collection. The garments were a fusion of structured silhouettes and unexpected textures—silk mingling with leather, asymmetrical cuts softened by flowing chiffon overlays. Each piece was a testament to Jaehyun's craftsmanship and his daring approach to fashion.

"These are stunning," you remarked, running your fingers over the intricate detailing of a midnight blue gown. "You've really outdone yourself."

Jaehyun's cheeks tinged with a faint blush at your praise. "Thank you, Y/N. But they're missing the final touch—the way you bring them to life on the runway."

You nodded in understanding, already visualizing how each garment would move, how the light would catch the fabric as you walked. "I'd be honored to wear your collection," you replied sincerely, meeting Jaehyun's gaze with unwavering enthusiasm.

Over the next few days, you and Jaehyun worked closely together. He explained his inspirations—the architecture of Seoul, the play of light and shadow—and you absorbed every detail, eager to understand his vision completely. Together, you experimented with different poses, allowing the garments to dictate the narrative of each look.

In the quiet moments between fittings and adjustments, you found yourself drawn to Jaehyun's passion for his craft. His dedication was contagious, and you admired the way he poured his soul into every stitch and seam. Beyond the designer-model dynamic, a genuine connection began to form, fueled by late-night conversations and shared dreams.

As the day of the runway show approached, the air crackled with anticipation. Backstage, Jaehyun's hands trembled slightly as he made final adjustments to the garments, his touch lingering on your skin as he smoothed a stray strand of hair behind your ear.

"You look breathtaking," he murmured, his voice husky with emotion.

You met his gaze, feeling a surge of warmth spread through you at his proximity. "Thank you," you whispered, your breath catching as his fingers grazed your jawline.

The runway show was a symphony of movement and light. Each step you took was deliberate, every glance towards Jaehyun conveying unspoken gratitude and admiration. As you strutted down the catwalk, the garments flowed around you like a second skin, accentuating every curve and line.

In the midst of the applause and camera flashes, Jaehyun and you shared stolen moments backstage—a brush of fingertips, a shared smile that spoke volumes. The tension between you was palpable, a magnetic pull that neither of you could deny.

Later, as the last guest departed and the studio fell silent once more, Jaehyun approached you hesitantly, his eyes searching yours for permission. Without a word, you closed the distance between you, your lips meeting in a tentative kiss that quickly deepened into something raw and passionate.

In that moment, surrounded by the remnants of creativity and the scent of fabric softener, you realized that what had begun as a collaboration had evolved into something far more intimate—a connection forged through art and desire.

As the night progressed, clothes were shed, and passion filled the air as Jaehyun and you explored each other's bodies with a hunger born from shared creativity and mutual admiration. The studio, once a place of work and creation, became a playground of exploration and sensuality, each touch and caress a testament to the chemistry that had simmered beneath the surface.

Days turned into nights as you and Jaehyun continued to blur the lines between designer and model, their bond growing stronger with each shared moment. In each other's arms, they found solace and inspiration, their passion for fashion now intertwined with a deeper, more profound connection that transcended the runway.

And as the sun rose over the city skyline, casting a golden glow over the studio where it all began, Jaehyun and you lay intertwined, their bodies a canvas of love and desire. In that moment of quiet intimacy, they knew that their journey together was just beginning—a journey fueled by passion, creativity, and an undeniable chemistry that would continue to inspire their art for years to come.