Science, art, and tech: what a wonderful combination!
A Science coloring page.
This is all free-hand drawn by me, in black ink, on 17″ by 11″ white bristol board paper. It took about 6 hours to complete.
© 2016 Dawn Pedersen. You are welcome to download and print this PDF for coloring and/or display. Please do not redistribute it, republish it, or make any modifications. All rights reserved.
A Fuck Cancer coloring page, suggested by my friend Amanda of the Mainstream Mandy Facebook page (a breast cancer survivor).
This is all free-hand drawn by me, in black ink, on 17″ by 11″ white bristol board paper. It took about 8 hours to complete.
© 2016 Dawn Pedersen. You are welcome to download
I run a largish WordPress group on Facebook (WordPress Designers with 2500+ members) with two fellow admins. Although our focus is design, we get a lot of questions that require some technical/coding answers.
One thing I’ve noticed is how much faster members will receive useful answers if they know how to ask the question.
There are many people willing to help but don’t understand your problem.
What the what? What is that?
This week I am sharing a bit of history about illuminated manuscripts from the medieval period with my History of Graphic Design class. Initial caps are those big fancy capital letters that a page would start with. The manuscripts—which
I’m part of a fundraising group in my neighborhood. We’re raising money to get a better playground put it at a local park. My role in this group, along with general planning, has been as visual designer.
The group is called Bridgeway Play. I created the name, and designed the logo and website. I’ve also created a variety of