This is a speed drawing of a Nakiri style vegetable knife using the open source illustration and digital painting application called Krita.
Inkscape
The title of that short story is Okay Google, what year is it?, and the orb you see is some nearby year's equivalent to the amazing Amazon Echo, except it uses quiet drone and magnetic stops technologies to float about your house, answering any question, turning on and off million colored micro LEDs under your feet and overhead as you walk along the heavily corridored apartments of the future.
Illustration: Okay Google – what year is it? cc-by lemasney
Learn how to design your own original waveform tattoo with Inkscape, Audacity, and Linux! In this, the first of 52 planned videos for 2016, John LeMasney starts off the "What I love about..." series with a true love of his: Inkscape, the open source vector illustration application
What I love about Inkscape cc-by lemasney (1/52)
We get in our own way, or we pull out all the stops. And in-between, we choose. – John LeMasney cc-by lemasney
We choose cc-by lemasney
The story of the maple seed hanging sculptures that are a part of the 2015 Princeton Parklet is a very interesting one, and I thought I'd share it as a way of thanking everyone involved in their creation. But first, some definitions.
The Story of the Maple Seeds at the 2015 Princeton ...
“Belief is nothing but a more vivid, lively, forcible, firm, steady conception of an object, than what the imagination alone is ever able to attain.” […]