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It really makes you think about letterforms, doesn't it?

April 19, 1995...

"We thank you, God, that you continue to be faithful to us... Restore our city, renew our state, protect our nation"

a slate wiped clean

True!

characitures

Here are some playful characitures of high school students that I drew for a client. I thought you might enjoy.

the line

YES!

fun & fuzzy

This is the type of cereal that I would want to eat...just because of the packaging! haha

reTHINK: door

So, now that I have a house, I am always looking for nifty, unique ideas to inspire me. Well, I ran across this, and how cool is that door? Yes,...it slides over the door frame and back. HOW COOL!

( Of course, I have no appropriate door to do that to in my house, but still... )

nifty building

Well, I will let the architect, Klein Dytham, explain his own work:

“Façade becomes image – image becomes façade. Suddenly the possibilities multiplied. We might have been hired to build a building, but now we could pretend to plant trees! We used a strong, simple image of a bamboo grove stenciled in white onto the glass façade, and painted the back wall bright green. By day, the graphic becomes a striking and simple form of sun-shading; by night green light dapples over the intersection – a luminous bamboo plantation in the heart of the metropolis”.

Cool.

healthy packaging?

So maybe it is because I am married to a med student, but I am all about healthy lifestyles, and practical healthy life options. (Not that I fully apply such measures in my life, but I am supportive. However, my husband does and I admire and support him in that.)

So, I like this packaging because it is designed to help apply healthy options. The concept is to replace the standard cereal box with a lid which doubles as a portion control device. (found here)

the art of flakes

Well, we are having the loveliest snow today (even if it did come after 2 inches of ice). So, I wanted to highlight this artist, Kenneth Libbrecht. AMAZING snowflake pictures!

To see more, follow this link...or better yet, buy the book. It is worth it, I promise!