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Image unrelated to post. A cormorant, a type of black waterfowl, poses with wings spread on a buoy in Puget Sound. Off to the left, another bird floats.

moving images

software

3 skeins of handspun yarn, 2 large and 1 small. the large ones are a rich earth-tone blend of reds, pinks, browns, and hints of green and gold. the smaller skein is similar but with a decidedly greener hue

petrichor handspun

yarn

a skein of light grey handspun yarn

light grey jacobs handspun

yarn

a skein of black handspun yarn

icelandic lamb handspun

yarn

a skein of dark grey handspun yarn

handcombed jacobs handspun

yarn

front and back of our solstice card from this year, designed in postcard format. long alt incoming... front - 4 picture collage. 1 - i'm standing in the woods, looking to one side, wearing an elaborate knit scarf. 2 - silhouetted thistle-like flowers in front of a pink-purple sky. 3 - my wife brooke crouches down to draw a heart in charcoal on a beach log, with 'L + B' written inside. 4 - brooke stands on a driftwood-covered beach looking hella cool in mirrored shades. our dog kes stands in front of her and looks off to one side eagerly. overlaid is the words 'happy solstice' in cursive. back - split down the center like the back of a postcard. on the left side, a 5 picture collage. 1 - i stand on a rock at the edge of a calm alpine lake. overlaid is the words 'lee, brooke, kestrel, & the flock' in print lettering. 2 - an early spring fern curl. 3 - our six ducks, all facing to the left, not in a row but still very organized. 4 - brooke grins at the camera while hugging kestrel's head. kestrel looks maybe a bit distraught. 5 - silhouette of a heron in flight across an early morning blue sky. on the address side, i've added a dahlia to represent the stamp, and written 'you!' in the field that would normally hold the mailing address.

happy solstice 2025

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Picture unrelated to post. A tight close-up on a cluster of tannish brown mushrooms.

stationery exchange

stationery

Image unrelated to post. A surprisingly neat pile of rounded beach rocks, mainly speckly grey-white-bluish ones, with trees in the background.

siblinghood of the traveling greeting card

stationery

A diaphanous knit lacework scarf draped over the back of a chair. It is split down the long way into two colors - one tinted orange and one tinted mint blue. Both colors, the orange and the blue, are held double with the same variegated gray, making the piece more cohesive. The yarn overs in the lacework create airy repeating holes.

brooke's scarf

knit

Picture unrelated to post. Creamy beige shelf mushrooms on a mossy tree trunk.

my favorite git flag

software

lee (a white person with glasses and a side shave) holds up a leather dragon mask in black and dark green. ze sticks hir tongue out at it.

dragon mask

leather

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a figma page with 4 major sections titled aggregator, aggregator mobile, aggregator color, and aggregator mobile color. each section has 7 pages in it - all sections pretty clearly have the same 7 pages, with the mobile sections shown on mobile screens and the color sections in a rainbow of pastels rather than grayscale.

intro to wireframing

software

a 3-image collage showcasing a leather crossbody bag. the leather body is brown and fairly simple. up the narrow sides, rope is laced through grommets in a style resembling a shoe lacing. the rope forms the handle and loops seamlessly through the other side of the bag, joining in one point in a figure-8 follow-through knot. At the bottom corners, there are small diagonal lines of stitching to give the bag a small lip around the base and ensure small objects don't slide out.

designing a bag

leather

software

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