
Immediately after doing yesterday’s infographic on ownership, I realized I left someone out: everyone else.
tags: ownership, wordpress, open source, creative commons, postaday2011, inkscape

A long time supporter of this project and very close friend, Sarah, asked me what I might do to visually bring together the names of people in a particular program and its acronym. Thanks for asking, Sarah!
tags: leadership, Sarah, WordPress, postaday2011, open source, creative commons, sharing

I got approached yesterday to do a wordmark for a Princeton based band featuring the amazingly talented guitarist Ed Hermann. They needed some branding so that they could advertise that they are playing Communiversity in Princeton this year. I hope you get a chance to come out for lots of reasons, but this sealed it for me. Knock ’em dead, Ed!
tags: princeton, pi, pi fight, communiversity, wordpress, open source, creative commons, postaday2011

So I’m on the superteam for TEDx Princeton Library, from the people who brought you TEDx NJ Libraries. My first task is to create some branding that emphasizes our theme this year, which is Cornerstone, referring to the beautiful and inspiring cornerstone of the Library. So far the winner is the red topped cornerstone. I still have soem work to do, but we made a lot of progress in just a short time.
tags: TEDx, Princeton, WordPress, postaday2011, open source, creative commons, lemasney

As many of you know I have cataracts in each of my eyes, which is unusual for people who are not yet 40. It’s been a challenge, especially because I think of myself primarily as a visually oriented person. Driving, reading, designing, and computing have all become rather difficult to perform. Except for driving, those are my favorite activities. I hope to get lens replacement surgery soon, and I will never, ever overlook visual special needs in my development work again.
tags: cataracts, color, eyes, taken for granted, wordpress, postaday2011, open source, creative commons, inkscape