Sylas was a 13-year-old boy, but his inner spirit wanted to explore a world much deeper and more mature than his age. A new journey had begun, and this journey was not only about traveling the world, but also about discovering his own inner journey. But this time, he wanted to document his journey not only with his eyes, but also with his pen and camera like an artist.
The idea of starting a blog reminded him of his memories from his old world. In his old world, he had a blog to share his photographs and writings. Many people would take his photographs and use them in their own projects. This gave him a chance to return, to express himself again. He had come from that world to here, but he still wanted to share art in the same way.
Thinking about the trip he would make in his first country, he decided to share his diaries on a blog. The photographs, the writings, the observations... Everything was an expression of the artistic spirit within Sylas. But with a difference: This time, they would look through the eyes of a 13-year-old boy. Instead of pretending to live, he would share his real feelings. Because no matter what, he was someone who knew the difference between the maturity within and the child's body. The posts he would make without realizing everything would show how different and special he really was.
First, he decided to create a professional blog. Although he didn't spend much time in the technological world, he had enough knowledge about the internet as it entered almost everyone's life. Creating his blog gave him the creative freedom and the chance to share his art, just like he did in his old world. While writing his first article, he realized that he was discovering the world in his own style, with his eyes as well as with his pen.
The name of the blog would be "Behind the Eyes". Because Sylas was someone who wanted to go deep into everything, and in his photographs and writings, he would reflect an artist who tried to find the unseen side of everything. He would share the cultures and photographs of the places he visited, but he would give more; he would allow people to enter a world of ideas and feelings.
The first thing he would share would be a short article explaining the culture of the first country he visited and the photographs he took there. Even while taking his photographs, Sylas would completely internalize that moment and look for meaning in every frame. Those eyes, those memories, everything would take its place in his art as a whole. Each one of them was not just a picture, but a story. And he would reflect this in every article he wrote.
He thought about walking on the mysterious streets of the first country he visited: "This blog will not only be a place of sharing, but also a place where I can pour out my heart. No one can judge me here." In a world where everyone was constantly on the internet, Sylas felt that sharing himself and the world was actually much more meaningful. Because even though he seemed like just a child, he wanted to announce the depth within him to the world.
Thinking of writing his first article on his blog, Sylas wanted to add quotes from the books he read. Books held an important place in the universe of his mind. Therefore, while telling about the cultures of the places he visited, he also wanted to convey the information he learned from books to people. Quotes from books opened the doors to both his past and his own inner journey.
Now he was ready to set off. Sylas would both announce his own art to the world and show people the places he discovered and the things he learned from a new perspective. This would not just be a traveler's notes, but a view of the world through the eyes of an artist.
A new journey had begun, and Sylas would grow and mature wherever he went.