Windows Spotlight Ever since Windows 10 introduced Spotlight—the backgrounds that you see on the lock screen when you log in to Windows 10 (and above), I've wanted to get the ones I like and put them in my fave wallpapers folder. Thing is, getting these images and their info can be a bit of a challenge. The simplest way is, before logging in, you can try hovering your cursor over the "Like what you see?" text on the upper right of the screen. If you're lucky, you'd be shown a clickable info like this: Click on that link and, once you're logged in, Microsoft Edge browser will take you to a Bing image search results page where the image can be (if you're lucky) and you can download from there. End of story. But this is a hit-or miss thing (in this case, the result wasn't the exact image but it looks better though). Also, depending on your windows set up, you might not see this link. If you don't have this link, don't worry, you can hunt down for ...
Two years ago I came up with a logo for Queen City Cebu , featuring the Magellan's Cross landmark. But it was pretty staid, I should say. Now we have this: Coupled with occasional cosmetic treatments, it's more fun and lively, more appropriate for a fun oriented page. The funny thing is that I originally made this as a placeholder for a photo-post mockup in 2019 (the original brief was for something precolonial but nothing came of it), using the old technique of making shapes from letterforms (in this case, turning 'QCC' into a crown resembling that of the Sto. Niño's (minus the surmounting cross). Now no one remembers the old logo. 😉 I also employed making shapes from letterforms in the " Ayy, Ang Cute! " (another Facebook page) profile pic: