Melissa emailed me from Texas sharing a Vietnamese translation by Thiện Cao, a student worker at the University of Houston-Downtown Library. I cannot even begin to express how blown away I am about how many people have come together to help me create more signs. It’s been amazing.
Thank you Thiện Cao and Melissa!!!
Sebastián Alarcón, a language enthusiast, provided me with four translations of LAFE. I’ve already posted both his Guarani and Catalan translations, and there’s one more after this. Thank you so much Sebastián, for this Nahuatl translation!
<img class=”alignnone wp-image-1739 size-large” src=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/exteriorwindow.jpg?w=584″ alt=”A giant picture book celebrating spring in our library’s front entrance | Hafuboti.com ” width=”584″ height=”333″> Well, I knew at some point I’d have to write this here post, and let me tell you – I didn’t want to do it. You see, I’ve built up all sorts of layers…
While going through thousands of files in my quest to rebuild my blog, I came across one of the very first images that I created when I began overseeing our Children’s Library in 2013. This was either one of my earliest Photoshopped images, or it was built with either Word or Publisher. Yes, you can…
If you happen to like this sort of run-down on themes, then you might want to check out my 2017 and 2018 posts. I mention Natasia throughout this post quite a few times. In case you’re unaware of who she is, she was my right-hand creative rock star who did the vast majority of the…
The wonderful Ayse Yuksel-Durukan shared with me the Turkish translation. Thank you, Ayse!!!
🎵 I did the mash – I did the monster mashup-with-the-library-logo. 🎵 This is the first set of new designs I’ve created in years, and the first I did with Affinity Designer. I’m not sponsored by them or anything – I’m just very pleased with Affinity’s program. This also means that I can send you…
