This translation was submitted to me by the delightful Colleen, a librarian at Clackamas Community College. One of the faculty members there supplied the translation for us.
Thank you, you awesome faculty person, you!!!
The fabulous Latha sent me the Malayalam translation for these signs. Thank you Latha!!!
Last year, Jonathan, the Scholarly Communications and Digital Librarian at The University of New Mexico’s Health Sciences Library & Informatics Center, sent a very kind email asking about vector versions of my #LAFE designs. We had a nice email exchange – though I was unable to help since I was still a novice at vector…
Here are the French versions with the translation courtesy of Frederique Grim. Merci beaucoup, Frederique!
At the Children’s Library we’re about to undertake some massive shelving changes. Basically, we’re merging several sections. I’m incredibly grateful to work for a Director and a team who aren’t afraid to ask “Why do we do this? Is this the best way to do things?” Anywho, I threw together several big signs to help…
Yetis and Bigfoots and dragons – oh my! It’s Monstrous March! Monstrous March came about as a result of reading Bryce’s Cryptozoological program, and Rebecca’s (not me) Draw a Yeti self-directed program. I was like “I should do a crypto month!” And they were like “YES!” (after I shared my thought with them – they’re…
Polish translation was provided by Ewa L., one of Wendy’s parents, and Magda Rosol! The more, the merrier (and better at ensuring that I get it right)! Thank you Ewa L., anonymous parent, and Magda!!!
