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Video: History of the Internet by PICOL

leelefever — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 19:09:07 +0000

The Explainist blog pointed me to this awesome video that tracks the evolution of the web from the very beginning.

History of the Internet from PICOL on Vimeo.

I'm inspired by some of the iconography, which is one of the goals of PICOL. From the PICOL web site :

PICOL is an project for providing free and open icons for electronic devices. The aim is to find a common pictorial language for electronic communication.

Bonus video: The Drawn! blog pointed me to these neat little ThumbCinema Flipbooks by Fernanda Flick of Chile. Find them on Etsy.com.

TheThumbCinema Flipbooks from Fernanda Frick on Vimeo.

Video: History of the Internet by PICOL

leelefever — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 19:09:07 +0000

The Explainist blog pointed me to this awesome video that tracks the evolution of the web from the very beginning.

History of the Internet from PICOL on Vimeo.

I'm inspired by some of the iconography, which is one of the goals of PICOL. From the PICOL web site :

PICOL is an project for providing free and open icons for electronic devices. The aim is to find a common pictorial language for electronic communication.

Bonus video: The Drawn! blog pointed me to these neat little ThumbCinema Flipbooks by Fernanda Flick of Chile. Find them on Etsy.com.

TheThumbCinema Flipbooks from Fernanda Frick on Vimeo.

Video: History of the Internet by PICOL

leelefever — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 19:09:07 +0000

The Explainist blog pointed me to this awesome video that tracks the evolution of the web from the very beginning.

History of the Internet from PICOL on Vimeo.

I'm inspired by some of the iconography, which is one of the goals of PICOL. From the PICOL web site :

PICOL is an project for providing free and open icons for electronic devices. The aim is to find a common pictorial language for electronic communication.

Bonus video: The Drawn! blog pointed me to these neat little ThumbCinema Flipbooks by Fernanda Flick of Chile. Find them on Etsy.com.

TheThumbCinema Flipbooks from Fernanda Frick on Vimeo.

Video: History of the Internet by PICOL

leelefever — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 19:09:07 +0000

The Explainist blog pointed me to this awesome video that tracks the evolution of the web from the very beginning.

History of the Internet from PICOL on Vimeo.

I'm inspired by some of the iconography, which is one of the goals of PICOL. From the PICOL web site :

PICOL is an project for providing free and open icons for electronic devices. The aim is to find a common pictorial language for electronic communication.

Bonus video: The Drawn! blog pointed me to these neat little ThumbCinema Flipbooks by Fernanda Flick of Chile. Find them on Etsy.com.

TheThumbCinema Flipbooks from Fernanda Frick on Vimeo.

Video: History of the Internet by PICOL

leelefever — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 19:09:07 +0000

The Explainist blog pointed me to this awesome video that tracks the evolution of the web from the very beginning.

History of the Internet from PICOL on Vimeo.

I'm inspired by some of the iconography, which is one of the goals of PICOL. From the PICOL web site :

PICOL is an project for providing free and open icons for electronic devices. The aim is to find a common pictorial language for electronic communication.

Bonus video: The Drawn! blog pointed me to these neat little ThumbCinema Flipbooks by Fernanda Flick of Chile. Find them on Etsy.com.

TheThumbCinema Flipbooks from Fernanda Frick on Vimeo.

Video: History of the Internet by PICOL

leelefever — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 19:09:07 +0000

The Explainist blog pointed me to this awesome video that tracks the evolution of the web from the very beginning.

History of the Internet from PICOL on Vimeo.

I'm inspired by some of the iconography, which is one of the goals of PICOL. From the PICOL web site :

PICOL is an project for providing free and open icons for electronic devices. The aim is to find a common pictorial language for electronic communication.

Bonus video: The Drawn! blog pointed me to these neat little ThumbCinema Flipbooks by Fernanda Flick of Chile. Find them on Etsy.com.

TheThumbCinema Flipbooks from Fernanda Frick on Vimeo.

Common Craft is 5!

leelefever — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:26:43 +0000

It's true, Common Craft (the company and blog) is 5 years old today, or sometime around now. I recently went back to the very first blog posts I wrote in 2003.

One of first was called "My Intentions for this Weblog" of June 24, 2003. Here are two quotes:

This weblog will be written in the language of a lay person. I feel strongly that a key to my success is being able to relate technology and technical concepts to people that are not educated or well-versed in technology. I think that the language of technology is very much focused on technologists. My goal is to make communication technology easy to understand for people like my Mom.

And...

Lastly, my overall and far-reaching goal with this weblog is to increase the understanding and acceptance of the Internet as a communication tool. There is a world of people and organizations that are looking for ways to use the Internet to work and communicate better and I want this site to help them see new opportunities.

I honestly didn't realize that these things were such a big part of my plans 5 years ago. Truthfully, I don't see much change in the next 5 either.

This birthday post at 2 years is one of my favorites too.

Common Craft is 5!

leelefever — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:26:43 +0000

It's true, Common Craft (the company and blog) is 5 years old today, or sometime around now. I recently went back to the very first blog posts I wrote in 2003.

One of first was called "My Intentions for this Weblog" of June 24, 2003. Here are two quotes:

And...

I honestly didn't realize that these things were such a big part of my plans 5 years ago. Truthfully, I don't see much change in the next 5 either.

This birthday post at 2 years is one of my favorites too.

Common Craft is 5!

leelefever — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:26:43 +0000

It's true, Common Craft (the company and blog) is 5 years old today, or sometime around now. I recently went back to the very first blog posts I wrote in 2003.

One of first was called "My Intentions for this Weblog" of June 24, 2003. Here are two quotes:

And...

I honestly didn't realize that these things were such a big part of my plans 5 years ago. Truthfully, I don't see much change in the next 5 either.

This birthday post at 2 years is one of my favorites too.

Common Craft is 5!

leelefever — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:26:43 +0000

It's true, Common Craft (the company and blog) is 5 years old today, or sometime around now. I recently went back to the very first blog posts I wrote in 2003.

One of first was called "My Intentions for this Weblog" of June 24, 2003. Here are two quotes:

And...

I honestly didn't realize that these things were such a big part of my plans 5 years ago. Truthfully, I don't see much change in the next 5 either.

This birthday post at 2 years is one of my favorites too.