How our guests RSVP’d to our wedding
It amazes me to see how differently people respond to a simple checkbox.
(Originally posted on our wedding website over a year ago.)
Vintage shots in Photoshop
Achieved some sweet vintage looks in Photoshop. This one’s of me punching my brother. We’re close.
Lieutenant Geordi-Z’s hit single
Star Trek + hip hop reference = Lieutenant Geordi-Z = AWESUM
My Valentine’s Day cards
The Valentine’s Day cards I created for my friend Lillian who is away in veterinarian school, and my husband in medical school. You poor souls. Here are some cards to cheer you up during all that studying.
Funny text message
I received this text message during a meeting at work today and it buzzed 4 separate times since it’s also one of the longest texts I’ve gotten in my life. I personally think it’d be awesome to have talking dogs and my own hologram. Thanks E!
Halloween pumpkin carvings
We had a pumpkin carving contest at work last week for Halloween. Looking back now, I wish I carved an evil version of Hello Kitty. Holla “@” at me. Word.
Spelling with Flickr
Spell whatever you want, using images of letters from Flickr. Cool tool.
Ampersand love
While designing my wedding invitations, I have acquired a new, fond appreciation of the ampersand. Check out my homies Baskerville & Baskerville Italic‘s curves, wow.
“A Summer’s Past” Linocut, 2002
Here’s a serious blast from the past, a linocut I did during my undergraduate years at Smith College. I majored in Studio Art and concentrated in Digital — but I sure loved my printmaking courses. After all those years of playing with digital ink, I had to fight against instinct and finally get my hands dirty in the real deal, oil-based litho ink that we used for our linoleum cuts and lithograph prints.
“A Summer’s Past” is featured in the student artwork gallery of the Smith Art department website.
Mary: Time Spent Daily
I was pondering about where my time is spent on an average daily basis so I drew a chart to visualize it. While a fair estimation of how my time is spent, my productivity level needs its own chart.
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