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Mashable posted an interesting infographic via Adobe recently on creativity, with an insightful take on what hinders us on our creativity. Are you living up to your creative potential? Read full article on Mashable
Read more →Weddings, parties, celebrations… they are fun. And even more fun, for some, to plan and decorate for. If I were to switch it up, I think I’d consider it. Mood boards are such a fun way to throw together some ideas, to brainstorm visually. Inspired mostly by
Read more →Accessibility, knowbility, “Equal Access to Technology for People with Disabilities”. Are you thinking about these things when designing and/or developing websites? I’ve been in plenty of discussions and “aware” of the need for accessibility along my career, thus far. But it wasn’t until getting involved in a
Read more →Tone, personality, emotion. How do you choose which typeface is perfect for that next logo design? I tend to flip through a few of my printed resources when starting new logos. Typically to reset my brain to logo mode, be it the “rules” and considerations when creating
Read more →A food blog?! Is she crazy? — I know! I think the same thing. Not only do I love design, I LOVE cooking! And being a vegan in the high desert is some kind of battle in itself. So, I spend a lot of time in my
Read more →Spreadsheets, task lists, to-do’s; how do you stay on track with a project? Recently, I was onboard with a project where the team leader didn’t feel that any sort of task list wasn’t necessary. The result? Last minute hustle! I’m all about it! In my opinion, any
Read more →There was a tweet shared by a couple people that I follow. The source coming from @nrrrdcore, sharing the idea: “How do we get more women in tech? Stop referring to them as ‘women in tech.’ Problem solved.” I appreciate this, because I am seeing this more
Read more →“For attractive lips, speak words of kindness. For lovely eyes, seek out the good in people. For a slim figure, share your food with the hungry. For beautiful hair, let a child run his or her fingers through it once a day. For poise, walk with the
Read more →“A lack of planning on your part, doesn’t constitute and emergency on my part.” — Note that, kids.
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