Jim's Blog: February 2010

Bible Tweets and the iPad

Posted by Flying J at Sunday, February 28, 2010

Personally, i'm not a big user of twitter. Acutally, i'm not a user at all. I've never figured out why exactly people use it. However, i was thinking about it today in church, "What if scriptural figures used twitter?"

Everyone always tweets about things they're getting excited about...like the ipad..I wonder if moses got excited about his tablet?

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Going Green

Posted by Flying J at Friday, February 26, 2010

Originally a tshirt design

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A piece of the action

Posted by Flying J at Thursday, February 25, 2010

A visual pun, that's all

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Victoria's Secret

Posted by Flying J at Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Victoria's Secret will be revealing their newest product this coming spring....

Who doesn't love a good math joke?

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Smile

Posted by Flying J at Sunday, February 21, 2010

People are always saying "Have a good attitude about things," or "just smile and the pain goes away." I can't help but think of something else I'd rather do with my lips that would make me just as happy... ha

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Your mama always told you not to gamble

Posted by Flying J at Saturday, February 20, 2010

This one comes thanks to a friend...

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A slice of Pi

Posted by Flying J at Friday, February 19, 2010

I love food, but you know what I love even more? Math...ok well, maybe not, but here's today's design.

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Nator and Friends

Posted by Flying J at Thursday, February 18, 2010

Because my sister has such weirdly awesome friends, we have our own term for weirdly awesome people: nator friends.

Full resolution picture here

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Diogenes' Candor

Posted by Flying J at Tuesday, February 16, 2010

This was a book cover that I had to make for a class. It was for a book called "Diogenes' Candor"

I figured such a book would obviously be aimed at a scholarly audience because if you know what candor is, good for you, and if you know who Diogenes was, even better for you (you should be a scholar).

So, I took all the synonyms and words which describe candor and used them to make CANDOR on the cover. Since, in essence, that is what the book is about. The author tries to describe all the qualities which gave Diogenes his candor. Then I just added some other styling attributes.