Project Process Manifesto (1:handwrite)
2. It will be a pity if you put the process aside after the work is done.
(Or worse, invent it after the work is done.)
3. In this handwriting case, focus not only on the words but also on the space and boundaries of the paper.
4. In this handwriting case, notice the trace of your pen tip when it’s not touching the paper.
5. In this handwriting case, be mindful of the parts you scribble out.
6. Fortunately, the surprises that flashes and fades while you are writing are often more intriguing than the actual words you put down.
7. Unfortunately, most of the process is messy, so do something with it before it grows too large to separate the good from the bad.
8. Process the process in a not-so-resonable yet interesting way, so that the process can be free from its original purpose: to reach the final outcome.
Day after day, I watch from the window until one day, the story stops. What did he see behind the half-opened rolling door? I don’t know, but I feel a deep sadness. For me, something has ended. There's so much water, like filthy streets in the sewers. There are many kinds of windows, but only one fits my body. Maybe the hallway is the river of time.