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office doodles
#sketch #draw #ink #cardstock #markers #whiteout

My latest #Cricut card, a work in progress. I used #cardstock and images from a calendar from Dollar Tree.

The art of cards is far too lost. I don't sell my designs (YET) but find someone who does and grab a handmade card for a loved one SOON!!

#Cricut #CricutMaker3 #Cardstock #PaperCrafts #Cards #DIYCards #HandmadeCards #Handmade #ThankYou

Handmade greeting card with an abstract geometric design. The background features pastel watercolor-like shades of pink, purple, and blue with painted grass details in the lower left corner. Glittery rose-gold paper strips and reflective blue patterned strips form a geometric web across the card, framing a center space with handwritten text that reads “thank you.” The card is mounted on a light blue base.

This is the third bookmark I've made with the Cricut Maker 3 and cardstock. I'm really loving making bookmarks. I still have a lot to learn, but it's a wonderful (yet expensive) hobby. It's worth it if you're looking for good habits. #Cricut #Bookmark #Cardstock

A bookshelf with several books, including "Mom’s Devotional Bible," "The Great Gatsby," and "Linda Goodman’s Sun Signs." In front of the books is a blue bookmark decorated with puzzle piece patterns and a shiny blue tassel. Beside it sits a small ceramic figurine of a blonde child holding a heart that says “I Love You,” standing on a base that reads, “Sometimes I Hate You but Always I Love You.” A mosaic vase and a camera lens are also partially visible.

A hand holds up a laminated bookmark with a shiny blue tassel against a textured wall. The bookmark is decorated with interlocking blue and white puzzle pieces, one featuring a small heart shape in the center. The person is wearing a smartwatch with a colorful woven band in shades of blue, pink, and purple.

Five shiny tassels in different shades of blue are laid out on a surface, attached to the corner of a laminated puzzle-piece bookmark. The tassels range in color from pale silver-blue at the top to deep navy, bright teal, electric blue, and aqua at the bottom.

Several large sheets of cardstock are spread out in overlapping layers. The colors range from bright blue and light blue on the left to lavender, mauve, deep navy, pale pink, and soft violet on the right. The sheets are arranged in a fan-like display across a flat surface.

welcome to the world: a birthday card for a new born

#pen #coloredpencil #mountains #cardstock #quicklydrawn

Found some #cardstock and #typed a #bookmark on my #SmithCoronaWP135

"I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."
-Groucho Marx

#typewriter #reading #manga #IsekaiOjisan #HeyGuys

"Hey Guys! in manga
Bookmark says: "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book." - Groucho Marx

30th birthday card for my Nibling from last year. He likes cats, but beyond that I have no idea what inspired this particular style. It's definitely one of the funkier and more graphic pieces I've done.

#marker #CardStock #TraditionalArt #cat #BirthdayCard

Outlines of the number 30, a cat reclining in silhouette, and a horizontal bar, all overlaid. Then the spaces created between the lines were coloured in bright, flat colors - pink, purple, orange, green and more.

From the Linux Update newsletter: @mfioretti_en shows you how to create a graphical Python app with CardStock https://www.linux-magazine.com/Issues/2023/275/CardStock #OpenSource #Python #CardStock #SoftwareDevelopment #tools #application #Linux

image of a person's hands shuffling a deck of cards on a poker table

It was a stocktaking Sunday! Feel free to order cards online as I won’t need to re-do the nos cos it’s automatic! 😆

https://debhandmade.com/shop/cards

#cards #artcards #greetingcards #cardstock #originalart #colourfulcards #scotland #creativelife

A whole suite of colourful cards laid out in a bed on top of a white and blue duvet. Animals, sunset, sea, lochs, flowers, sea creatures,.

Thinking back today to Eric Zimmerman’s ‘Manifesto for a Ludic Century’ - https://jakoblacour.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Manifesto_for_a_Ludic_Century.pdf

It’s a punchy wee thesis on why the 20th century was about #information, and the 21st is about #games.

It came to mind when discussing the younger generations relationship with cards in the #cardstock group on Signal. How some took to the playful interaction more than others.

It’s maybe no surprise that the kids of group members are more predisposed to playing games, but *making* them too.

A teenager on the floor with a large hand sketched Dungeons and Dragons map in the early stages of design

Female #watercolor portrait. #illustration #painting #copicpen #cardstock #mastoart

Porcelain. #watercolor #coloredpencil #cardstock #illustration #mastoart

#Toothless from #HowToTrainYourDragon. #DragonAppreciationDay #illustration #watercolor #coloredpencil #cardstock #mastoart

Spent some time today working on #CardStock, our experimental new approach to thinking about and designing #CSS.

https://beanbag.notion.site/CardStock-a9f6d778be7d4ca1a107aef5e513fc5d

The old Python compiler prototype has been rebuilt in #TypeScript, intended for use on the command line, Node.js apps, and in the browser. Why not.

I realized this week what CSS schemas truly have to offer, and I think there are some exciting opportunities for this. For example...

Working on the beginnings of a design document for #CardStock

This is our experimental schema-based approach for defining, constructing, and styling #CSS components without relying on JavaScript or another stylesheet framework.

This is incomplete and still in flux, but it goes over the problems we're trying to solve for our products (e.g., @reviewboard). It has examples for how things fit together:

https://beanbag.notion.site/CardStock-a9f6d778be7d4ca1a107aef5e513fc5d

#projects #buildinpublic #webdev

I'm writing up a document on the plans for #CardStock, and I have some basic tooling going.

Based on my experiments, it's very promising, and I think this is going to be the path forward for all of our products and sites.

I'll share that document once it's ready. I'm also considering livestreaming some of the development, if there's interest.

I've been working on a new approach to writing and maintaining large #CSS codebases.

We're calling it #CardStock.

One of the key fundamentals is that all HTML, all related CSS are structured as reusable components, defined by schemas.

These provide a separation of structure and style for CSS, letting us do some neat things, including:

Make Your Own Tabletop Game Organizers With Online Tool

There is a vibrant cottage industry built around selling accessories to improve the storage and organization of tabletop games, but the more DIY-minded will definitely appreciate [Steve Genoud]'s deckinabox tool, which can create either 3D-printable designs, or ones more suited to folded paper or cardstock. Making your own organizer can be as satisfying as it is economical, and [Steve]'s tool aims to make customization simple and easy.

The tool can also generate models for folded paper or cardstock.

The interface for customizing the 3D-printable token tray, for example, begins with a simple filleted receptacle which one can split into additional regions by adding horizontal or vertical separators. The default is to split a given region down the middle, but every dimension can of course be specified. Things like filleting of edges (for easier token scooping) and other details are all handled automatically. A handy 3D view gives a live render of the design after every change.

[Steve] has a blog post that goes into some added detail about how the tool was made, and it makes heavy use of replicad, [Steve]'s own library for generating browser-based 3D models in code. Intrigued by the idea of generating 3D models programmatically, and want to use it to make your own models? Don't forget to also check out OpenSCAD; chances are it's both easier to use and more capable than one might think.

#games #howto #3dmodel #3dprinted #cardstock #openscad #organizer #papercraft #replicad #tabletop #tokentray #tray