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An erased face by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #cc #illustration #GIMP

An erased face by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #cc #illustration #GIMP
An erased face by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #cc #illustration #GIMP

So this is an image of a girl I found at Morguefile, and I used the clone and smudge tools to erase her face. A metaphor, perhaps.

tags: memory, WordPress, GIMP. open source, creative commons, postaday2011

 

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105 of 365 is a quote on success #Inkscape

On success
On success

Special thanks to Shannon O’Connor and Ana Devecka for the question, the answer, and the quote.

tags: success, fail, failure, open source, creative commons, Inkscape, WordPress, postaday2011

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104 of 365 is a solemn wish #Inkscape

A solemn wish
A solemn wish

Sometimes dreams are just dreams. Other times, they’re actually possible.

tags: dreams, open source, creative commons, postaday2011, WordPress, Inkscape

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103 of 365 is about crossing paths #Inkscape

 

It is more important
It is more important

 

It is more important for you to find your way than to find your way to mine.

tags: paths, Inkscape, postaday2011, open source, creative commons, design, graphics

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TEDx Princeton Libraries final branding by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #Inkscape #tedx #logo

TEDx Princeton Libraries final branding by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #Inkscape #tedx #logo
TEDx Princeton Libraries final branding by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #Inkscape #tedx #logo

So here is our final version of the branding for the Cornerstone themed TEDx event on June 1st at Princeton Public Library. I’m proud and excited to be a part of it.

tags: TED, TEDx, open source, creative commons, WordPress, postaday2011, Inkscape, design, graphics

 

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101 of 365 is a new facebook profile #GIMP

 

Facebook profile
Facebook profile

 

From time to time, I like to update my Facebook profile. To make this easier, I created a Facebook profile template inside the GIMP so that I can just import a picture and essentially use the template to crop it to the right size, which is around 200px600p

tags: Facebook, profile, template, open source, creative commons, postaday2011