Artwork
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Social Engineering
New job; required training on information security fundamentals. A bit old hat to this old pro but always good to reread and refresh. This drawing inspired by the Social engineering part of one of the courses. Because it’s is a key method for crackers and thieves to gain access to [my | your | company]…
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Moleskine #17. Beach Stars (and Covid Wipes).
July 2019 to March 2020. Beached thoughts; bar-sitting in Vejer (while Lucas trains at the Yoseikan budo dojo); Twitter chatter; Cryptonomicon (a book); coronavirus crashes into our lives…
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Up Yours? [On Global Warming and Temperature Perception]
Just wondering. Is referring to global warming in degrees negatively impacting our mental framing of the issue? Do we think of single degrees as largely insignificant steps between sub-zero, «summer holidays», a fever, boiling water, oven temperatures…? Who cares about +/- 1ºC? Global warming is all about the fever-point region. Six degrees and you’re dead…
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Visual Notes: Gestalt Psychology and Web Design
My visual notes from the Gestalt Psychology and Web Design course by the Interaction Design Foundation. You may notice I started this course over a year ago. That’s one of the great things about their courses: no time-outs. In fact – let me blow their trumpet a bit more – these courses seem to strike…
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Moleskine #15. Bateau Bollocks.
Daydream-drawing on planes, boats and trains [and a pub!]. November 2016 to April 2017. Christmas-flights-o-fancy; The Hat Party People; more flights; portraits of the boys. Coda on the dogs upstairs.
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All Tomorrow’s Parties
A coloured version (using ProCreate on an iPad, nice) from my Tomorrow’s Pig Today series.
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Banners R Us (a Moleskine sketchbook)
Pencil drawings inverted in post to give them that blackboard look…
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