Hello everyone! It’s been a rather long time since I last blogged. Dayna’s been busy cultivating the art of doing nothing. Let’s just say that I’m mentally and physically exhausted after the exams and I’m can’t seems to be able to focus on fixing up the site. The new layout is in process, I can’t get something I like even after hours messing around in Photoshop. Looks like it’ll take more than a week to get it up. I think the exams might have killed all the creative brain cells which are left in me. :cry: I’m still active on my flickr. Check out some photos I took during Ben’s 21st birthday celebration yesterday. 
I need inspiration. Where I can find them? 
Just in case someone’s wondering where I am. I’m still alive and will be back in the next few days. I hope to finish the new layout by next week before starting on a few of my projects and update the outdated content on my site. My last paper is tomorrow and I’ll be a free lady. 
I see my visitor’s count dropping from an average of 300+ per day to less than a 100 now. 
But anyway, I still think someone will be reading this so please look forward to a brand new sparkling layout next week.
Hi, I'm Bim Bim
Initial rough sketch of the house
Yes, finally a new layout. Please say hello to Bim Bim. He’s the panda in this new layout and the current mascot of Amour Chaleur. 
I finally manage to finish drawing and coding this layout after a whole month. Kawaiiness has been up for nearly 4 months and I think it’s time for a change. This entry will be dedicated to my little one. 
It went through lots of changes before finalising on this design. In this final version, he’s wearing an artist cap and holding onto a paintbrush. Originally, he’s wearing a blue wholly hat and holding onto his bamboo stick. I can’t find the PSD file which has the old design, I might have override it. 
So why the name Bim Bim? No particular reason though. I suddenly thought of it while I was studying for my exams and find it quite adorable and suitable for this little panda. I must confess that his house, also known as the “House of Panda” is slightly distorted. I draw it over from a photo of a Japanese tea house even though it look more like a traditional Chinese house. Well, technically speaking, pandas are from China. 
