The lovely Director of the Three Rivers Library System asked if I would design a graphic for their upcoming Library Strength Training event – and of course I said YES!
And here’s what I came up with:
I basically merged two images that were marked free for reuse and modification. So feel free to use or modify this as well! 🙂
ETA: It just occurred to me that this image would work with the upcoming CSLP games/exercise theme as well as the Libraries Transform campaign.
The prep for this year’s front window display began a full month prior, where we put out mysterious colorful squares containing two black lines. We instructed our youngest patrons to write their name on the top line, and then a book or book series’ name on the second line. We then kept the squares. That’s…
This library logo mashup goes out to my fellow Our Flag Means Death fans. Click on either image to get the full-sized version that you can download and use. Enjoy!
I can hardly believe that the last time I wrote about our Summer Reading Program booklets was five summers ago. That’s utterly unreal to me. Since then I’ve heard from librarians across the country who have been interested in our program – and some who actually have done it with great success! Yay!!! Over the…
After the panicked realization that I had about a day to prep our Summer Reading Program’s grand prize table, I whipped together <a href=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/2014/07/18/caution-books/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener noreferrer”>the sign</a>, cut/taped two plastic table cloths (based on <a href=”http://www.pinterest.com/pin/537758011728802656/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener noreferrer”>this inspiration</a> - thanks Blair-Preston PL!), and arranged a variety of books beneath it. Without further ado,…
Wendy, a delightful librarian in Munich, Germany reached out to me to see if she could help contribute even more languages for my images! One of her first contributions comes from a Japanese parent volunteer. She gave me two options: one for public libraries, and one for school libraries. Thank you, anonymous parent!!! Public/City Library…
Yes, I got behind on sharing on my blog near the end of last year. But let’s just say that I felt that writing some other things in December mattered more than this particular warm-fuzziness. And our December was chock full of the warm fuzzies. Like, it has been one of the most reacted-to-by-adults theme…
