ⓘ 願いが現実になる this chapter is a part of my venture into new things thing, where in I give maybe an in depth explanation on my design process, from it's conception to it's inception and maybe even do a result thing idk I'll see to it if I'll do that i will be writing a lot and i know it might be boring for ppl to read abt, so it's fine too if you don't read everything
this chapter will also serve as a divider in a way, all for the sake of uniformity after this part, I will be archiving every edit made within the duration, including edits made specifically for the theme, as well as other edits that isn't necessarily affiliated with the themes but just made within the timeline of the existing theme its like a folder of sorts
THE CONCEPTION :
' WISH BECOME REALITY '
➷ 始める the idea for this concept was primarily inspired by nct wish unit in particular
I was conflicted between if I should have their debut song WISH or their SONGBIRD comeback as the main theme. WISH was my personal favourite song from them, dare I say best instrumental to a song ever, but SONGBIRD had more thematic elements to it which in turn makes for a fuller theme.
hence during development of things i decided on fully using SONGBIRD for my account's theme. WISH BECOME REALITY I derived from the whole wish factory idea. this is made evident through my shop SONGBIRD♡EXPRESS.
the title CUPID♡MUSEUM was from this teaser clip. where they tour guide a kid through the lovely cupid museum. and I too am here to tour guide you all heh-although my version isn't as grand as theirs, but I hope you'll enjoy it just as much.
initially the style I went with wasn't the busy computer window tabs that you see right now. the original theme was much more simple, and that didn't't really feel right so I had everything re done ( literally 2 days before posting ) and now I've abused the capabilities of what i could do with computer windows in canva oop
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