“*The idea of a digital garden is that, much like a real garden, you are continually tending to an ever-growing, unfinished space of ideas. The idea is explorative; a bank of your interests that builds over time, rather than a chronological or polished record. Notes are unfinished by nature - always ready to be refined and repurposed.
A core part of the digital garden is that your notes can also be interconnected, allowing you build on thoughts from multiple angles and sources*.”
This site isn't strictly a digital garden. It is more of a hybrid: part personal diary, part website, part archive of ideas. I was deeply inspired by the digital-garden philosophy while creating it, and many of its elements have found their way here.
At its heart, though, this is a space for self-expression and self-discovery. The things collected here aren't simply information I happen to find interesting; they are a record of what I'm thinking about, exploring, learning, and realizing. I think of it as a window into the mind behind the work—a place to share some of the thinking, influences, questions, and experiences that exist beneath what I make. It is a space to develop thoughts by giving them somewhere to live. To more deeply understand myself by seeing my ideas tangibly take shape over time. And, ultimately, to share a portion of my inner landscape with you.
I've divided my garden into two main zones:
The Diaries are thoughts, ideas, knowledge, and wisdom that originates from within.
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The Archives are ideas, media & links in the external world that resonate with the inner landscape.
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I am working on creating a Notion digital garden template like mine that you can use. If you wanna know when it’s ready, leave me your email here.