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SP 2010 Speaker - Jessica Hische
Posted 04/21/10

Found a great video showcasing one of the Semi-Permanent speakers, thanks to Kenzo, that really got the creative juices flowing. I, by no means, am anywhere in the same realm as a girl like this but I love to see stuff like this. It is very empowering and, well, just rad. What beautiful work this girl does on a regular basis.

Take a look at a sampler of some of the recent type specimens she has created below.

Font Specimens
Image courtesy of jessicahische.com

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Baby Room Update
Posted 04/19/10
Had quite a big weekend getting ready for the little one. We started by tackling the baby room beginning with a fresh paint job. After weeks of deliberating on color choices, we finalized on two shades of green. As we are waiting to be surprised by if we are going to be having a little boy or little girl, we were somewhat stuck with either green or yellow for the theme color. We weren't really psyched on the yellows that we found so green seemed to make the most sense. The video has a hard time conveying the colors but trust me, the room looks awesome. It all went a little further after I put the crib together (one of the most exciting things I have ever done). It is gorgeous, isn't it? We are just so happy how well everything is coming together. We need to put up some pictures and add some little polishes to the overall room theme but you can really start to see where it is going. Woohoo! Babies!

Retro Sci-Fi Game Poster Tutorial
Posted 04/19/10
Image courtesy of SpoonGraphics I found a great Photoshop tutorial on how to create a retro sci-fi computer game poster while browsing the PSDTuts twitter feed. Not only is this a great tutorial, the subject matter also happens to be right up my alley. If you are into gaming (at least retro-style) and you are a Photoshop nucklehead you might get a kick out of this highly-informative tutorial. Dig it! Image courtesy of SpoonGraphics

Alice for the iPad
Posted 04/14/10
I really do think that this is pretty cool. Think of all the learning possiblities here for kids. Want to see engaged readers? This is one way to really get the ball rolling. And just think, the iPad has only been out for a couple weeks! FROM CPLUV: "Tilt your iPad to make Alice grow big as a house, or shrink to just six inches tall. This is Alice in Wonderland digitally remastered for the iPad. Play with the White Rabbit's pocket watch - it realistically swings and bounces. Help Alice swim through a Pool of Tears. Or hand out sweets that bounce and collide with the magical talking Dodo."

Sketchbook Pro for iPad
Posted 04/09/10
I have seen a lot of apps for the new iPad. Nothing gets me more excited about the new platform and it's capabilities than an app call Sketchbook. Imagine being an art student with a tool like this. I don't think I would do anything but doodle and play with this amazing tool. Check it out in this video. The link goes to a Wired article highlighting 15 apps that are "must-haves" for new iPad owners. I'm not sure about all of them for me but am certainly wowed by most.

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