Author: Walter Clayton
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How to Export a Selected Area in Photoshop
Struggled to find a clear tutorial on exporting a selected area in Photoshop? I did too, so I figured it out and made a step-by-step guide to help others. Check out my tutorial!
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Introducing 3 New Sustainable Products
Discover Akwanza’s latest eco-friendly products: a biodegradable phone case, an insulated stainless steel bottle, and a recycled cross-body bag. Stylish, functional, and sustainably made, these new additions are perfect for conscious living and gifting.
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Refining the Vision: Akwanza’s Doodles Get a Makeover
It’s been a while, but the Akwanza journey is far from over. I’ve been refining our doodle images, improving quality, and making sure every detail shines. Check out the before-and-after transformations and see how far we’ve come!
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Nick Brandt: A Visual Journey Through Conservation
In this blog post, we explore the remarkable works of Nick Brandt, an artist whose powerful photography captures the beauty and fragility of African wildlife. From lionesses caring for their cubs to rangers protecting what remains of majestic elephants, Brandt’s images remind us of the delicate balance between nature and human intervention.
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Solving the “No such built-in module: node” Error in Vite
Encountering the “No such built-in module: node ” error in Vite? This guide walks you through how I fixed the issue by replacing Node.js’s require with ES module imports in a Vue.js project using Tailwind CSS. Learn why Vite prefers ES modules and how to resolve compatibility issues to streamline your development experience.
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Understanding Creativity and Myself: Reflections Inspired by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi’s “Creativity”
After being fired for the third time, I asked myself why I feel so trapped in corporate environments and whether my creativity was being overlooked. Inspired by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi’s book Creativity, I reflect on the struggle to align my true creative nature with the demands of the working world, and what it means to find…
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Cringe and Growth: A Reflection on Self-Perception
Cringe—the discomfort we feel looking back at our awkward moments, and how it reflects our growth. This post dives into the paradox of cringe and nostalgia, explores the rise of internet cringe culture, and asks: how can we embrace the discomfort of our past selves while navigating the world of social media?
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The Balance of Form and Function in Web Development: A Digital Symphony
In web development, form and function are two sides of the same coin. This blog explores how these concepts work together to create digital experiences that are not only visually appealing but also highly functional. Learn how to balance usability and aesthetics to craft websites that truly resonate with users.
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Introducing New Exclusive Akwanza Collections: Custom Designs for Men, Women, and Kids
Discover the new Akwanza Women’s Oversized Jumper, featuring the iconic Akwanza lion logomark on the back and logotype on the front. Crafted from sustainable fabrics, this piece blends comfort with style, making it the perfect addition to your casual wardrobe. Embrace effortless fashion while supporting conservation initiatives through Akwanza’s unique designs.
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Introducing the Akwanza Eland Doodle Collection: Fashion Meets Conservation
Discover the Akwanza Eland Doodle collection, featuring eco-friendly t-shirts and greetings cards. Each item showcases an intricate eland doodle, symbolizing grace and supporting wildlife conservation through the Big Life Foundation. Join the Akwanza movement and celebrate the resilience of wildlife with sustainable fashion choices.