‘Among designers, he’s a legend. For the rest of the roughly 300 million people in the U.S. (and millions more around the globe), Milton Glaser is probably the most famous designer you’ve never heard of.
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Sitting here… this morning planning my day with my lovey-dovey cat–Greta. She is laying her head on my left hand so typing is a challenge. You may see this truly wonderful beast on flickr.
I am posting a couple of shots that Steven took yesterday. One of my drawings from the series Tracing my Existence and a detail as well. The title of the drawing is December 14-15, 2005–MCAD.
Going to focus on three things today… my courses, “Intro to Graphic Software, Graphic Design for the Non-Designer” and getting the internet in the studio connected so I can start billing. Ouch… need to do the thank you cards too.
Later.
First things first: in its present incarnation Flock is nowhere near stable enough to use as an everyday browser – and to be fair it isn’t supposed to be. Flock 0.5 is not even a beta, it’s a developer preview … Despite the bugs, though, Flock contains enough bright ideas to make it an interesting addition to the burgeoning browser scene.
http://www.netmag.co.uk/reviewsdefault.asppagetypeid=2&articleid=38470&subsectionid=497&subsubsectionid=168\”>.net – .reviews – Flock 0.5
Great review and it explains how these developers bring a fresh tool that intergrates a number of web services into a browser. Take a few minutes to read this article about how Flock brings innovation to the web.
As for me, the last few days have been very productive. Drawings are finally documented. Now I only need to gather up some of the other documentation of the work I’ve done. Working hard on my classes… syllabi due next week.