194 of 365 is a box of stuff in #Inkscape #consumerism
By: lemasney
Tags: Arts, Calligraphy, Graphics, ideas, Inkscape, Node Tool, Shopping, Vector Based
Category: 365, Align Tool, foldable box, ideas, Rectangle Tool, rotate, selector tool, Text Tool
So this is a layout for a box of stuff, made easily in Inkscape due to an extension called extensions/render/foldable box, with which you can make simple folding box of any dimensions you wish. i decided to use it to bring light to the fact that I myself have way too much stuff. I’ve never been happy about it, but I think I’d really like to do something drastic about it now. The voice in the block there on the right is the disgusting guilt-driven voice that we all often hear from advertisers and marketers when they rely on the simplest forms of pursuasion: fear uncertainty, and doubt in one’s self. Marketing and advertising are out of control in this country, and require more responsibility than is often mandated in the work.
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John LeMasney
John LeMasney is a father who lives and works in and around Ewing, NJ. He has worked for 11 years at Rider University as the Manager of Technology Training. He was recently awarded a Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership with honors from Rider University. He is a designer, artist, writer, poet, technologist, consultant, open web advocate and open source evangelist. He is most interested in helping people to use technology to make their lives, work, and world better.
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If you like stuff, you should like this:
I’m kind of a nerd, I actually might print it out and make a “stuff” box for myself.
Vinny
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Thanks for the share, Carlin always had the insight. I love the idea that you might print out and make the box. If you do, please please please send me a photo at lemasney@gmail.com and thanks!