iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

Han

@hanhere.bsky.social

1.1K followers 1.3K following 48 posts

Artist • Profesh fascinations: Docker Compose, Kubernetes, & the general phenomenon of teetering complexity that must be wrangled, still, by (1) human at a time ♡ • they/them

Posts Replies Media

Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 13/02/2025

I see it too, alas.

000

Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 17/11/2024

when everything that got you here is only somewhat useful for the next step

Drawing of a large blob with two little eyes, looking dubious as it perches on an upward slope, a bit hesitating as it must move past a little cliff. Drawn by Han with the stamp roller tool in Paper on iOS.

3140

Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 14/11/2024

In memory of The Time this windshield bird poop looked JUST like a baby owl trudging up a slope, ski mitts wielding poles

Bird poop in focus on a windshield, background is blurred trees and garage. The dark splotches might be interpreted as stated!

2110

Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 13/11/2024

I still have first-person memories from childhood feeling irritable that I was so small. I couldn’t wait to be bigger, so there was always something to anticipate. As an adult I do love emotional growth, but imagine if it was as concrete as getting an inch taller each year?

A drawing of a ferocious yet adorable creature, cross between a bunny and a rat, fur bristling. Blue cartoon eyes and a red tongue revealed mid-snarl. Han drew this in Paper on iOS, with the stamp tool.

0100

Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

Thinking about the trancelike flow of sketching while on the phone with a friend. (drawn on Paper, that iPad app)

Flat drawing of a worm and apple, except the work has little legs, and the apple is shaped a bit like a sausage. The red of the apple and green of the worm seem ordinary, though.

5171

Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 25/09/2024

critical to remember — a cat turning their back on you is a great show of trust

4232

Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 24/09/2024

watch for tiny portals out in the world, hiding in plain sight

28412

Han @hanhere.bsky.social · 24/09/2024

I drew this a while back. Looking at it now, I think about how a bonsai’s gnarled shape reflects every insult it endured to live so long. A flower twisting in the wind, though, can thrive via floppiness

Illustration of a flower on a mount, leaning against the wind, drawn as light motion swirls

2211