Tuesday, July 14, 2009
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- heidi
- Long Island, New York, United States
- A century ago, I was a Design Director at some big publishing companies in Manhattan. Now I work at home, and oversee 3 small varmints. Sometimes I shoot pics of talking pancakes. If my balls aren't all in the air, they might be behind the couch. This blog began during the summer of 2007, when I dug into a hole down my street. Now it continues, highlighting several spontaneous series including my found "Alphabet Series", as well as "Moody Mondays," "Pancake Series," "Mina," "Flirty Chairs," "Flirty Sheds" and "On My Walk..." (see more below) Sometimes, I offer free advice on the creativity, or the business of graphic design. You can take it or leave it. Thanks for visiting!
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4 comments:
Woodtype. Hah!
how fun :) I like the idea of having an alphabet series...I can't wait to see what the next one will be.
so when is the alphabet series going to be published in paper or wood?
gee-looks like this J stick lead us to the water...we used to play that game as kids....must have been from westerns.
pve
It took me a while to figure out how that limb was resting. I have to say...this one's pretty clever (the photo, that is. Certainly not me. :-).
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