A thank you
Well, this finishes series one. I wanted to take this opportunity to thank all you who supported the project. Special thanks must go to Janie Hermann and the Princeton Arts Council for a very fun show and opening at Princeton Public Library. I also very specifically want to thank Beth, Julie, Andy, Ana, Angel, Bobbi, Brian, Bryan, Roch & Chris, Carol, the St. Ephrems crew, Darlena, Dave, Deep, Erik, Eric, Fred, Geoff, the Milnes, Jo and BCUG, PPCUG, Karen, Laverne, Lynette, Khurt, Missie, Meshell, Bob and Sandra, Michael, Nancy, Paul, Shannon, Tim and Suzanna, Suzanne, Val, Princeton University, Peter, Craig, Sam, Amy, Shaun, Sean, Robert, everyone at PPL, a lot of people at Rider, and most likely you, reader, for daily inspiration. You all mean a lot to me, and I hope you hang on for the next series, starting January 1st, 2011, on the GNU Image Manipulation Program.
Thanks all.
John LeMasney
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It has been quite a year! Every single day I look forward to what creative bits fall out of your brain and into pixels. Thank you so very very much John for sharing with us and letting me become part of your life!
Lynette, it’s people like you who make social media (which can sometimes feel like shouting into the darkness) all worth while. Thanks to you for becoming a part of my life, and I’m looking forward to seeing you more in 2011.
Thanks for a wonderful year’s worth of interesting, beautiful, smart, thought-provoking, and inspirational designs. I look forward to the next series.
Tim, your support in particular has been buoying. I look forward to our future collaborative endeavors. 🙂
Wooot! Here is to 365 days of creativity, learning, sharing and designing. You have created your own community around your sketches, changed your brand, and accomplished what many set out to do but never complete (ie a photo a day, a poem a day, etc).
I am looking forward to the GIMP project that starts on January 1 and to future collaborations. I am still waiting for the sockstar sketch. 🙂
Thanks, Janie. You helped me turn a very personal project into a very public display. You are the best. I’m on a short break right now, but the sockstar is in the works.
This has been a blast. Thank YOU for the inspiration! Can’t wait to see what 2011 has in store for us.
I’m definitely looking forward to seeing the rest of your work, Paul. It’s been quite a year for us.
Is it alright to put a portion of this in my personal website if perhaps I publish a reference to this web site?
Sure! My work is creative commons licensed, so as long as you credit me or this site as collaborators, you can use or alter it as you wish. Thanks so much!