
This is a Wacom based sketch of a wireless mouse in Inkscape.
tags: technology, mouse, mousing, navigation, drawing, sketch, croquis, quick, design, Inkscape, open source, creative commons, sharism

So I thought that today I’d show you another way of using Inkscape — as a workflow design tool, and as a way of working out physical ideas visually in two dimensions. This is the current 7.1 media setup in our living room, though it has not changed much in the last few years. I’m really excited about the new things that are coming up, especially GoogleTV, and so maybe soon I’ll sketch out my new ideal living room media workflow.
tags: television, tv, stereo, speakers, DVD, tivo, roku, wires, gaming, directv, satellite, design, inkscape, open source, creative commons, sharism

This is another sketch in Inkscape using a Wacom Tablet. There’s a load of symbolism here, I’m almost sure of it. 🙂
tags: grounded, seat, chair, stable, passion, love, anger, red, raging, angry chair, seated, design, drawing, sketching, croquis, Inkscape, open source, creative commons, free

This a Haiku in syllabic form only; In formal Haiku, the words should paint a picture, using concrete sensory imagery, and move the reader to be in the created space for a moment. As it is, I just liked the rhythm that the syllabic form (5-7-5) lends to the idea of acting against the wrongs that we find in life.
tags: activism, marching, gathering, rally, action, movement, idea, tyranny, indomitable, haiku, poetry, design, typography, Inkscape, open source, creative commons

This is a love letter to libraries everywhere for all they offer: information about the mechanical world, music and audio media, videos and movies, information about all aspects of life and living things, the histories of the sciences, fun and insightful programming, and other keys to knowledge and intelligence. They are wonderful, and I love them.
tags: libraries, library, love letter, life, living, sciences, insects, mysteries, revelations, insights, devotion, dedication, design, Inkscape, open source, creative commons