This is a simple sketch of a coffee cup in Inkscape. Related articles 20121228: panda made of text by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #creativecommons #design […] 68 of 365: Simple sketch of a coffee cup.2014-07-01 in brand / consulting / curriculum vitae / Illustration / open source / photography / portfolio tagged Coffee / Creative Commons / Drink / GIMP / Graphics / Inkscape / John LeMasney / sketch / Typography by lemsy (updated 1624 days ago)
2 The truth knocks on the door and you say, “Go away, I’m looking for the truth,” and so it goes away. Puzzling.” (Robert Persig) by […] 66 of 365 The truth knocks on the door by ...2014-04-25 in brand / consulting / curriculum vitae / design principles / Illustration / insights / portfolio / professional experience tagged art / Creative Commons / GIMP / Inkscape / John LeMasney / lemasney.com / Typography by lemsy (updated 1624 days ago)
Tonight, I just wanted to play a bit with a word: bibliophile. It’s such a beautifully rhythmic word, and while I tend to read more […] 48 of 365: bibliophile custom typography by John LeMasney via ...2014-02-17 in affiliations / brand / consulting / curriculum vitae / design principles / insights / instructional technology / libraries / portfolio / professional activities / professional experience / teaching / teaching experience / technology tagged Arts / Design / Font / Graphics / Inkscape / John LeMasney / Typography by lemsy (updated 1625 days ago)
2 Today, I decided to use Inkscape to play with type. When you type less than three (<3), you are expressing an emoticon for love, symbolized […] 40 of 365: Ampersand Greater Than modified typography2014-02-09 in brand / consulting / curriculum vitae / design principles / Illustration / insights / open source / photography / portfolio / professional activities / professional experience / research interests / teaching / teaching experience / technology / workshops tagged Facebook / Font / graphic design / Graphics / Inkscape / John LeMasney / Typography by lemsy (updated 1624 days ago)
Advance Organizers are a design method in which an audience is given new information in one of two ways in order to become oriented with a new concept. 2 of 365: Expository and Comparative Advance Organizers2014-01-02 in brand / consulting / curriculum vitae / design principles / Illustration / insights / portfolio / professional activities / professional experience / research interests / teaching experience tagged Arts / Font / graphic design / John LeMasney / lemasney.com / portfolio / Typography by lemsy (updated 1620 days ago)
I thought I’d share the things I think about when approaching a new design. Over the last 10 years or so, I’ve developed a way […] 5 key elements to consider in your visual design.2013-04-08 in brand / consulting / insights tagged Design / Font / graphic design / Logo / Typography / Wikipedia by lemsy (updated 1624 days ago)