About
I’m Nana (they/them), a hobbyist artist currently pursuing to switch their career into Game Development. While I mostly do the artsy part of the gamedev process, I won’t mind diving into the more technical aspects of development given the opportunity, be it on the coding side or just the writing side. (and at least the time to learn…)
disodium.me is where I’ll be putting my thoughts and writing as I’ve become generally less active in social media, but still itching to have a place where I can ramble for as long as I’d like.
Comments are turned off, and I have no intention in turning them on, so if you’d like to give your thoughts about what I’ve written, it’s best to reach me via e-mail, which you can find in the index page or the site’s footer. There’s a non-zero chance I’ll be opening up a guestbook later on.
What’s in the name
If you’ve paid enough attention to the website and my name, you’ll likely notice a pattern. It’s basically a play on a chemical formula and my name1, I just used the subscript two notation as a repetition mark. So, Na2 is essentially … well, Nana.
While I’m not a chemistry expert, at least it’s quite a nerdy alias to have. I also sometimes go by soda and to my surprise, of course there’s a sodium compound with Na2 in its notation! Definitely not on purpose.
Interests
In no particular order:
- stationeries and art supplies
- digital customisation
- zines
- public transport and urbanism in general2
- fandom culture, specifically in character shipping and sports
- hockey; the one on the ice. I was there before Heated Rivalry exploded.
- Umamusume and Japanese horse racing by proxy, though I also follow Hong Kong International races, Melbourne Spring Races, and the Kentucky Derby.
and many more. These are only ones currently on top of my head.
Footnotes
Footnotes
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Well, in this case a nickname, but I’m not comfortable sharing my full name and it takes too much time and energy to explain how to get to my nickname from my full name. *shrugs* ↩
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Being a Balinese makes me want to scream at whatever urban issues the Sarbagita agglomeration is currently facing, and I could go on about it forever despite not having any urban studies-related credential. ↩