I first saw this video while still in college…it’s still just as funny…
Over the weekend I tried to make a bound book. This little project was motivated out of my displeasure in reading book-length quantities of text spanned across 17 plus inches of a monitor. My eyes get lost traveling back and forth so long a distance. Plus, I love to interact with the text by taking notes and highlighting as I read. So I print out any decently sized work to read on paper instead of screen.
Thus the project of a homemade bound book. Here are a few pictures of the process.
Why does it take so much work to do what sounds so simple?
More hillarious yet rediculous photography tips.
My dad just sent me a few old family photos. This one is of me at a year old…look at that hair!
Since my friends and family are using my design now, I figured it was time I change things up a bit. So I got motivated over the weekend, and with some inspiration from my wife came up with a new look. Visit the site to check it out. Be sure to leave a comment to let me know what you think.
Kadence: No, daddy, you’re a bear.
Me: Roaaaaaaaaaaaaaar!
Kadence: No, bears don’t say that, they just talk…
Me: They just talk?
Kadence: Yeah they say, “What are you doing Goldilocks?”
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I always love a good visual illustration to make it easier to see what’s really going on—as in the case of the AIG Bailout where we’ve conveniently robbed our left hand to pay our right and thus delay the inevitable even further.
Source: GimmieTheScoop [via Challies]
God is continually intriguing. Look at how He responds to Gideon’s act of putting out the fleece.
The outcome of Gideon’s testing of Yahweh is most remarkable. Despite previous prohibitions on testing Yahweh, despite Gideon’s faithless disposition, and despite the questionable strategy, Yahweh responds favorably and reassures Gideon of his support. John H. Walton
Last week I got to take a picture of two people shaking hands for a marketing piece. This first image is the inspiration, and my finished image is below. I’ve also included the setup shot for those of you who are curious what it took—lots of light and white.
