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Welcome to Disclosure, the update log for Aelysia.net. Like any long-term project, I aim to keep a record of the activities and key changes made on this domain. This log serves as a space to track announcements and general updates. All entries are archived on a single page, allowing for easier navigation through individual categories. Please note that as you explore older entries, some links may be outdated or no longer accessible.

Where Hearts Leave Their Ink

Posted on 19 Jan '26 filed under New

Since the founding of Aquarel.nu, I have taken time to revisit certain elements of the site—those that felt ready for refinement and restoration. Among them was the guestbook, a feature that has long served as a record of passing visitors, yet one that I felt could become something more enduring.

Inspired by Lethe's message in a bottle guestbook concept, I was moved by the notion of correspondence preserved across time. Letters written with intention, sealed with care, and discovered long after their author has moved on. From this influence grew the idea of transforming the guestbook into a timeless archive—one shaped by the romance of handwritten love letters and a design rooted in vintage sensibilities.

This new guestbook is meant to feel like an heirloom. A shared volume where thoughts are not simply submitted, but entrusted. Each entry, whether thoughtful or brief, joins a growing collection of voices that speak softly across the years. It is a place of remembrance, where words are cherished and kept, much like letters pressed between the pages of an old book.

Aquarel.nu Online

Posted on 11 Jan '26 filed under Aquarel.nu, New

A new year, a fresh canvas, and our long-awaited domain finally surfaces to the net. Aquarel.nu is now live.

Aquarel is a clique collective and is a gathering of emerging cliques created by Cerine and me—small brush strokes across a shared digital canvas, layering, merging, and flowing into one another. Each stroke carries intention, experimentation, and presence, forming a space that is alive, permeable, and constantly evolving. What once existed only in sketches, drafts, and late-night conversations now breathes online. This is more than a launch—it is an opening, a beginning, a space for ideas, collaboration, and creativity to mingle, transform, and leave their mark.

This year, we invite you to join us in shaping what unfolds. To create, to overlap, to evolve. The canvas is yours, ours, and always in motion.

End-of-Year Network Update

Posted on 30 Dec '25 filed under Miscellaneous, Update

As the year draws to a close, it provides an opportunity to reflect on the progress achieved, the lessons gained, and the milestones reached collectively. Throughout the past months, the network has continued to develop and mature, supported by sustained engagement, thoughtful feedback, and ongoing innovation.

Looking toward 2026, our focus will shift toward further expansion within the network—these developments include the introduction of new websites alongside refreshed designs. Additionally, several projects are currently in development behind the scenes. While details remain forthcoming, we also wish to advise that planned network updates and enhancements are scheduled for implementation in due course as these initiatives progress.

Thank you and we wish everyone a belated holiday and a safe new year.

Colors of the Wind

Posted on 11 Dec '25 filed under Fanlisting, New

Owing to last month's domain transitions within our web cliques, as well as my increased focus on backend development, I decided to apply for another fanlisting subject, as I found myself missing the creative process of designing layouts.

Pocahontas - A few days ago, I sat down with the PSD file open in Photoshop, attempting to produce something meaningful, but I simply could not make the composition work. I ultimately discarded the layout twice before redesigning a substantial portion of it, as I remained dissatisfied with its appearance. After reviewing numerous images in an effort to capture the concept I envisioned, I believe I have finally assembled the elements into a coherent whole.

Designing Anew - Invidia
This afternoon, I began developing a new design for Invidia for the first time in more than nine years. Earlier in the day, I spent some time browsing the Layout Archive to reacquaint myself with my previous work. In reviewing those earlier designs, I was reminded of how much I appreciate the simplicity of the one-page-layout format, and I would like to revive aspects of that approach when I relaunch the site. My intention is to prioritize simplicity and to incorporate elements that will demand less maintenance overtime.

Aquarel.nu Transition Notice

Posted on 03 Dec '25 filed under Aquarel.nu, Clique, Update

Hi everyone. Cerine and I would like to share an important update with you, and we appreciate your understanding in advance. For our first update of December, we are working on moving our cliques -again- to a new domain—a transition that was originally scheduled for November. Unfortunately, due to an unexpected issue with the domain's server being on hold, the updates did not proceed as intended. While our other .nu domains propagated their DNS without issue, this particular one encountered complications, forcing us to operate temporarily under aquarels.net rather than our main domain, aquarel.nu.

Before this move, we had already consolidated our cliques into a single unit, making the transition both necessary and time-sensitive. However, the issues with aquarel.nu delayed this process.

To avoid any confusion caused by the mass email sent a few weeks ago, we will be sending another update to clarify that all cliques will ultimately remain under Aquarel.nu. With this change, we are providing a new three-month grace period starting today for everyone to update their links. This adjustment will ensure that all cliques are properly linked, consistently aligned with the domain's long-term direction, and reliably maintained by a single script.

We understand that this news may come as a surprise, especially to those who have already updated their links, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience it may cause. Nevertheless, we hope this explanation clarifies the reasons for the changes and the direction in which we are moving.

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Home ◦ About ◦ Archives ◦ Aelysia Welcome to Disclosure, the update log for Aelysia.net. Like any long-term project, I aim to keep a record of the activities and key changes made on this domain. This log serves as a space to track announcements and general updates. All entries are archived on a single page, allowing for easier navigation through individual categories. Please note that as you explore older entries, some links may be outdated or no longer accessible. Where Hearts Leave Their Ink Posted on 19 Jan '26 filed under New Since the founding of Aquarel.nu, I have taken time to revisit certain elements of the site—those that felt ready for refinement and restoration. Among them was the guestbook, a feature that has long served as a record of passing visitors, yet one that I felt could become something more enduring. Inspired by Lethe's message in a bottle guestbook concept, I was moved by the notion of correspondence preserved across time. Letters written with intention, sealed with care, and discovered long after their author has moved on. From this influence grew the idea of transforming the guestbook into a timeless archive—one shaped by the romance of handwritten love letters and a design rooted in vintage sensibilities. This new guestbook is meant to feel like an heirloom. A shared volume where thoughts are not simply submitted, but entrusted. Each entry, whether thoughtful or brief, joins a growing collection of voices that speak softly across the years. It is a place of remembrance, where words are cherished and kept, much like letters pressed between the pages of an old book. Aquarel.nu Online Posted on 11 Jan '26 filed under Aquarel.nu, New A new year, a fresh canvas, and our long-awaited domain finally surfaces to the net. Aquarel.nu is now live. Aquarel is a clique collective and is a gathering of emerging cliques created by Cerine and me—small brush strokes across a shared digital canvas, layering, merging, and flowing into one another. Each stroke carries intention, experimentation, and presence, forming a space that is alive, permeable, and constantly evolving. What once existed only in sketches, drafts, and late-night conversations now breathes online. This is more than a launch—it is an opening, a beginning, a space for ideas, collaboration, and creativity to mingle, transform, and leave their mark. This year, we invite you to join us in shaping what unfolds. To create, to overlap, to evolve. The canvas is yours, ours, and always in motion. End-of-Year Network Update Posted on 30 Dec '25 filed under Miscellaneous, Update As the year draws to a close, it provides an opportunity to reflect on the progress achieved, the lessons gained, and the milestones reached collectively. Throughout the past months, the network has continued to develop and mature, supported by sustained engagement, thoughtful feedback, and ongoing innovation. Looking toward 2026, our focus will shift toward further expansion within the network—these developments include the introduction of new websites alongside refreshed designs. Additionally, several projects are currently in development behind the scenes. While details remain forthcoming, we also wish to advise that planned network updates and enhancements are scheduled for implementation in due course as these initiatives progress. Thank you and we wish everyone a belated holiday and a safe new year. Colors of the Wind Posted on 11 Dec '25 filed under Fanlisting, New Owing to last month's domain transitions within our web cliques, as well as my increased focus on backend development, I decided to apply for another fanlisting subject, as I found myself missing the creative process of designing layouts. Pocahontas - A few days ago, I sat down with the PSD file open in Photoshop, attempting to produce something meaningful, but I simply could not make the composition work. I ultimately discarded the layout twice before redesigning a substantial portion of it, as I remained dissatisfied with its appearance. After reviewing numerous images in an effort to capture the concept I envisioned, I believe I have finally assembled the elements into a coherent whole. Designing Anew - Invidia This afternoon, I began developing a new design for Invidia for the first time in more than nine years. Earlier in the day, I spent some time browsing the Layout Archive to reacquaint myself with my previous work. In reviewing those earlier designs, I was reminded of how much I appreciate the simplicity of the one-page-layout format, and I would like to revive aspects of that approach when I relaunch the site. My intention is to prioritize simplicity and to incorporate elements that will demand less maintenance overtime. Aquarel.nu Transition Notice Posted on 03 Dec '25 filed under Aquarel.nu, Clique, Update Hi everyone. Cerine and I would like to share an important update with you, and we appreciate your understanding in advance. For our first update of December, we are working on moving our cliques -again- to a new domain—a transition that was originally scheduled for November. Unfortunately, due to an unexpected issue with the domain's server being on hold, the updates did not proceed as intended. While our other .nu domains propagated their DNS without issue, this particular one encountered complications, forcing us to operate temporarily under aquarels.net rather than our main domain, aquarel.nu. Before this move, we had already consolidated our cliques into a single unit, making the transition both necessary and time-sensitive. However, the issues with aquarel.nu delayed this process. To avoid any confusion caused by the mass email sent a few weeks ago, we will be sending another update to clarify that all cliques will ultimately remain under Aquarel.nu. With this change, we are providing a new three-month grace period starting today for everyone to update their links. This adjustment will ensure that all cliques are properly linked, consistently aligned with the domain's long-term direction, and reliably maintained by a single script. We understand that this news may come as a surprise, especially to those who have already updated their links, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience it may cause. Nevertheless, we hope this explanation clarifies the reasons for the changes and the direction in which we are moving. Page 1 of 13 12345...13»Last
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