I saw this quote on an Instagram image from the lovely Maile Wilson. It spoke to me. So I designed it.
color career counselor
Found this amazing quiz over at How About Orange today. It is utter witchcraft, I tell you.
You pick the colors you like (and don’t like), and it tells you what career you should have. And it works! So much so that it completely picked up on my inner Aries/Taurus chaos by suggesting that I am first a Creator and second an Organizer. (Hello Right Brain? Meet Left Brain. Now be friends.)
What should you be when you grow up? Take the test and let me know!
PS. It doesn’t appear to like Safari, but Firefox worked great.
(Thanks Jessica!)
mom 2.0: defining a movement
(Can’t see the video? Try this link.)
The brilliant and beautiful Katherine Center has done it again. This time in the form of a video addressing the statement Mom 2.0: Defining a Movement.
I can’t wait to see Katherine in Houston next month at the Mom 2.0 Summit. I feel like time spent with her, regardless of what we’re doing, is quality time. Do you know people like that? I’m lucky to.
Speaking of Mom 2.0 Summit, have you registered yet? Please do. I promise you won’t regret it.
how to build a lasting relationship
Utterly, breathtakingly brilliant.
(Originally found via ReflectionOf.Me. Linked here from Ads of the World.)
what type are you?
This quiz from the mighty Pentagram has been cruising speedily around the interwebs, so if you’ve already done it, please share your type with us in the comments.
If you haven’t, turn your speakers on and go find out what type you are. Then come back and tell us. (Edited to add: password is Character)
I’m Van Doesburg. A creatively structural typeface designed by Theo Van Doesburg, an architect from the De Stijl era.
(Thanks Debbie!)
picturing the past 10 years
Phillip Niemeyer has created a fantastic chart for the New York Times depicting trends of the past 10 years.
The above is just a sample of highlights of the O’s, but the whole chart is an interesting walk down the memory lanes of our love, concerns, moods and fears.
See the full chart here.
(Thanks Crystal!)
