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The sign, at Rock Harbor on Cape Cod, is meant for boats. It was something I found humorous because it was found at a locale not usual for that type of sign.
U.S. Army Capt. Malachi Williams, commander of the U.S. Army Drill Team, holds his Model 1902 Army Officer's Saber at present arms during the Drill Team performace at New York City Hall, New York City, N.Y., on July 9, 2026. The performance supported U.S. Army Recruiting Command during Sail250, a maritime celebration commemorating America's 250th anniversary, and provided an opportunity for the Drill Team to engage with multinational partners and visitors throughout the weekend. (U.S. Army photo by Cpl. Jesus Menchaca)
A selection of visual books designed by students in Carol Townsend’s Introduction to Two-Dimensional Design I class last semester. Find a book about vampires, complete with three-dimensional cover of latex and “teeth,” Cinderella’s coach that moves down a mountain trail, an architectural pop-up book, and more.
Visuals from the Africa High-level Roundtable on Sustainable Hydropower on February 6, 2020, in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
Service Design Corner Part I
Becoming Visual thinkers and loosening up!
Part of my ongoing masters in design innovation work. Working in the public sector:
How do you find a common language and help break down cultural barriers in the public sector.
Can 'non' designers become designers?
How can you make people more creative and accepting of creativity?
How can you integrate designers into the public sector?
Lots of questions, working on the answers.
Email me sarah@mypolice.org
Or twitter @rufflemuffin
or you can follow my progress and thoughts over at
U.S. Army Drill Team hold their bayonet-equipped rifles during their performance aboard Essex-class aircraft carrier USS Intrepid (CV 11) in New York City, New York, July 5, 2026. The performance supported U.S. Army Recruiting Command during Sail250, a maritime celebration commemorating America's 250th anniversary, and provided an opportunity for the Drill Team to engage with multinational partners and visitors throughout the weekend. (U.S. Army photo by Cpl. Jesus Menchaca)
Visual Statements
Visual Studies piece from Art and Design Foundation 2012.
An ironic piece of work with bold statements on pieces of recycled/found
materials that wouldn't normally be noticed.
This is the visual research in response to a brief exploring the national identity of Russia.
Clockwise from top left: Designing in response to the folk dress of Russia, using the folk head-dresses as a stimulus, using architecture as a stimulus, designing in response to the work of Peter Carl Faberge.
“Visual Sound” “Visual Sound” presents a conductor figure and a keyboard player figure and is dedicated to the kinetic energy of music. The two figures are created out of ½” corten steel with the larger conductor figure at 11’ in height. “Visual Sound” is located in a beautiful new park with a performance stage in Big Rapids, Michigan. As with many of my new sculptures the figure forms also serve as the visual backdrop for a cut in or negative space form of narrative and content. Names and shapes cut through the figure plates create compelling cast shadows in direct sun light or with the in ground cast sculpture lights.
If anyone wants me to buy one of these and post it to them, just let me know. It's really no problem at all.
Jerome Fernandez professeur d'un jour lors de la dictée ELA dans une Classe de 5° a le College privé St-Nicolas a Toulouse
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