I’m not sure if everyone knows this, but my blogging journey actually started all the way back in 2008. Looking at the calendar now, it’s 2026—that’s 19 years of stories, thoughts, and memories scattered across the internet!

 

Over the years, I’ve posted on Blogger, experimented with the aesthetic chaos of Tumblr, and eventually moved over to WordPress. Looking back, I realized that all those old posts are a huge part of my story, and it felt wrong to just leave them gathering digital dust in different corners of the web. So, I’ve decided to do a major “archive revival.”

Right now, I’m in the middle of a massive project: I’m going through every single old post and photo from my previous blogs. I’m updating the content, fixing the layouts, and bringing everything together right here in one place. It’s a huge task to bridge the gap between 2007 and 2026, but it’s worth it. This project is about much more than just migrating text. The real challenge—and the most rewarding part—has been digging through my old hard drives and cloud storage to rescue the visual history of this blog.

The Photos: I’m currently re-editing and upscaling hundreds of photos from the early days. Some were trapped in low resolution or hidden behind broken links. I’m giving them a fresh look, ensuring they meet 2026’s visual standards while preserving that nostalgic 2000s/2010s vibe.

The Videos: I’m also recovering old video clips and short films that were originally posted on platforms that no longer exist or in formats that are now obsolete. I’m re-cutting some of this footage, improving the sound quality, and integrating it into the posts to create a more immersive experience

I want to emphasize that this archive project is an addition to, not a replacement for, my current work. I will continue to publish new, regular content just as before. Think of these “new-old” posts as a curated supplement—a way to add depth and history to the site while we continue to explore new ideas together. It’s about building a complete library of my journey, from 2007 to the present day.

Over the coming weeks, you’ll notice a curated flow of these archival chapters appearing alongside my regular updates. Witnessing the evolution of my visual language since 2009 8as been a profound experience, and I can’t wait to share these reclaimed moments with you.Whether you have been by my side since those first frames in 2008 or have just discovered this space today—thank you for being part of this long journey.