3 thoughts on “Hello world!”

  1. Every site starts with a Hello world! that nobody means to keep. Mine sat around for three weeks before I decided what the blog was even for — which felt less like procrastination and more like figuring out the point.

    What I did finish this week was a poster for a Saturday market stall. I had a phone photo of a candle, one line of text, and no patience for spacing. I ended up in ShimmerPic, an AI image generator for posters, mostly because the library shows a prompt right next to the image it made, so I knew roughly what I was asking for before typing. The layout came back with type and colours already picked; I only nudged the headline. The small print under the price drifted on the first run and I did it again, which took a minute. Printed at the copy shop the next morning.

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