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Jerry Davis, BLM Utah Acting State Director, and Scott Strong, Utah DNR State Parks Director, finalize the land conveyance documents.
Photo by: JD Mallory, DOI Public Affairs Specialist
Here is the final logo, we want it to be playful and friendly. We decided to use a hand drawn style in contrast to typical serious corporate or workplace logos. The rendering is intentionally loose (and just a little skewed) to imply that you don't need to be perfect or a great artist, just come and participate.
We also wanted to have contrast of typefaces within the logo. The word "drawing" has a much stronger illustrated feel to it, while the word "space" is light and open, suggesting the relaxation or peace of mind you will get from coming to the Drawing Space event.
The "DRAWING" font is traced from/inspired by Rockwell bold and "SPACE" is from Helvetica light, which is used throughout our publications.
We incorporated a sketchbook spiral into the logo, it says the obvious about sketching but it also implies the tie-together aspect of this event - to get people together, and to create a community of downtown workers who are from the creative fields or simply enjoy art or just doodling.
Friends of Trees' Green Space Initiative program begins its I-205 plantings this December, running through to spring of 2010.
Planting details for this site: 3/6/10 - SE Flavel & 92nd Ave. (Johnson Creek)
Read more about GSI and I-205 plantings at the Friends of Trees blog, Growth Rings.
I see this picture as a sort of mirror: both this girl and I were, at this instant, in the same posture. Both observing the other through a little hole between the books. Additionally, this picture is the perfect representation of how I feel sometimes when taking picture: waiting for the moment to take the shot, sometimes hiding to preserve the spontaneity of the scene. I love the mystery in taking pictures on film, I love the mystery in this girl's glance. I feel pictures can have different levels of depth and this one portrays many of them. Maybe you'll find other interpretations...
On July 2nd , 2016, monareliefye.org finalizing its Ramadan 2016 campaign to feed 3000 families in the capital Sana'a and Hodeida.
Our crew today delivered 100 Ramadan food rations to vulnerable families and IDPs living at al-Rahba area a countryside area in northern Sana'a.
The day before our office in the capital Sana'a was stormed by unknown men, three laptops were stolen from there, and despite what happened to the office our crew continued its great humanitarian work in Yemen, sending a clear message that no one will hinder us or stop us from doing our great work in the country.
All our projects during Ramadan 2016 were funded by local and foreign donors who always supporting our humanitarian work in Yemen.
Million thanks to them all for helping our people in Yemen.
Here is a sexy looking vanderhall.
We first added some nice stripes from the front to the back, powder coated the wheels, customized the calipers and the guages, added a nice sound system with Audison sound processors also, on the interior we added some xk glow ambient light to make is bright and outstanding at night then finalized everything with Ceramic pro life package.
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Here is the finalized version of my group's HOPE For All brochure interior spread. It has been color corrected to HOPE's specifications. The arrows, which are meant to inspire thoughts of progress and forward motion, connect all the panels in the brochure with clean and clear direction.
Throughout the brochure we have used only one font family, Futura, in varying weights. The color scheme is taken directly from the original logo.
Continuing the house motif, the Get Involved panel features a graph designed to look like a window.
Because of the way the brochure folds out the first two panels that the reader will see are the Head To Toe and Mission Statement panels. As the brochure unfolds the house motif gets bigger and more pronounced.
Friends of Trees' Green Space Initiative program begins its I-205 plantings this December, running through to spring of 2010.
Planting details for this site: 2/20/10 - SE Pardee St. & 94th Ave.
Read more about GSI and I-205 plantings at the Friends of Trees blog, Growth Rings.
Friends of Trees' Green Space Initiative program begins its I-205 plantings this December, running through to spring of 2010.
Planting details for this site: 2/20/10 - SE Pardee St. & 94th Ave.
Read more about GSI and I-205 plantings at the Friends of Trees blog, Growth Rings.
The paperwork is added and a final check is made of all breakpack cartons. This is currently manned by an individual from TSE.
Dec. 1
This is an image of a girl dress in a floral print dress and it relates to my research question "Can you tell a person's sexuality by their clothes?" because I plan on using this image in my final 4D project portion of my research. I plan on using it as a means for people to judge this particular girl dressed in a typically straight outfit as either being gay or straight based on stereotypes that are furthered in part by social media such as Facebook. So I will be editing this picture down to its basics, but smudging or blurring out her face so as not to personify one particular person and completely take away the background so her and her clothing are the main focus of the piece and so the audience I am asking the question to do not have any other variables to help in their decision, they must purely decide based on her clothing and thus the stereotypes media has enforced on people for decades.