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Connections, usually used to describe how close two certain individuals are towards each other. It can refer to family ties, relationship wise or even best friends in your life.
The above image that shows two bracelets with the skull designed silver looking beads along with the normal black ones, are the couple bracelet my girlfriend had specifically custom made from an online shop. She knew black is my favourite colour and I like skulls more than anything else. So, for her to go through all the troubles just to see the smile on my face, I'm really thankful that even a simple thing like product design can bring such happiness to an individual like myself. I'm sure there are people out there in this world who had felt the same as I do.
Connections, whether is it between art or design, we can't deny the fact that it is the key to everything for designers or artists like us. Isn't connecting with the viewers our ultimate objective at the end of the day? Therefore, connections to me is a very important thing.
Did I mentioned that my girlfriend, who currently is schooling in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is in long distance relationship with me since July? One more reason why connection is important.
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