Category: Microcast Notes
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Day 17 — Trying Out a Mini Portfolio Project
About a portfolio project inspired by a love poetry anthology, focusing on women poets. Aiming to enhance data viz skills while connecting creativity with analytics.
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Day 16 – My Early Creative Writing vs Poetry
Reflection on my creative writing journey, from poetry to indie publishing, exploring various genres, and returning to poetry with personal expression and artistic independence.
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Microcast Day 15 — Rebooting My Stamp Collection
On rebooting my childhood stamp collection, with a renewed focus on dragon stamps and aesthetically pleasing pieces which should appear on YouTube.
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Microcast Day 14 – Postcrossing
My experience with Postcrossing, a global postcard exchange platform. An interesting way to learn about different countries and view unique stamps.
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Microcast Day 13 – Winter Essentials for Quick Filming Outdoors
My essentials for quick outdoor filming in harsh winter conditions (warmth, skin protection, and planning). Plus the importance of comfort while enjoying nature.
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Microcast Day 12 – Learning in Micro Steps
On personal learning preferences, and how micro-learning in small, digestible steps is usually more effective for me than heavier, dense methods.
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Microcast Day 11 – Vigilance vs “Public Speaking Anxiety”
A reflection on childhood performance ease to adulthood anxiety, negative experiences, and efforts to regain confidence in vocal expression.
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Microcast Day 10 – Honourable Mention in Dark Poets IV
A recent creative achievement: an honourable mention for my poem “Queen” in a dark poetry contest, alongside ongoing writing projects.
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Microcast Day 9 – Domestika Course Highlights
Highlights from various Domestika courses that provided structured, short lessons that supported my artistic / creative practice (sketching) over time.
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Microcast Day 8 – A Short History of My Dragon Poems
Reflecting on my two-decade journey in creating dragon poems that began in nature and fantasy, and moved towards symbolism and modern mythmaking.
Jess Chua 