It’s week two of 52 Weeks for Earth, the 52-week challenge to gradually reduce your impact on the planet. Following last week’s challenge to quit single-use plastic straws, this week’s challenge is about cutting more single-use waste from your life! It’s time to get a reusable coffee mug, and use it. Take away coffee and …
It’s week two of 52 Weeks for Earth, the 52-week challenge to gradually reduce your impact on the planet. As we ease into the challenge here’s another simple change to make; quit using plastic straws. Generally, so little thought goes into a single straw you probably don’t realize that, based on the consumption of straws …
It’s week one of 52 Weeks for Earth, the 52-week challenge to gradually reduce your impact on the planet. And for the first week we’re starting easy! With the simple challenge to reduce your waste by learning to refuse free things you don’t need. Sounds simple, right? Let’s dive in. It’s been said that nothing comes …
This week my company asked me how I will be “celebrating and contributing to Earth Day”, and it got me thinking.. I hadn’t had any special plans for the day, I intended to spend it like any Saturday; skiing in the Rockies, and making each decision with forethought to how it will affect the planet long-term. …
When you’re a freelance designer life can get a little lonely, if you let if. Left in solitude work will suffer. Design, like most pursuits of mankind, cannot be done alone. That’s why your success as a freelance designer actually depends a great deal on how much you work with others. I understand the nature …
Being the president of the University of Canberra Graphic Design club goes far beyond the usual roles of designer. Tasks taken on this role include event organisation, promotion, leadership, social media, email newsletters, collaborating with other organisations, copy writing and personal relations. Social Media I think the most time consuming of which is running the …
Originally Posted on New Web Contexts 2014. The following is my proposal for New Web Contexts project where we were able to research and develop an innovative design proposal for a specific physical and cultural context. My group members, Johanna and Matt, and I will develop this project over winter. An Experience of Light An Experience …
Responsive web design is at its heart, flexibility; designing in a way which responds to the user’s needs. For the most part this is about the visual, and how a site’s layout will display on an infinite number of devices and at any size available in today’s diverse web viewing landscape. Although the visual is …
Originally posted on Iridescent Exhibition Facebook. Tell us about yourself: My name is Hannah Else Antonsen, I grew up in Shellharbour, NSW and moved to lovely Canberra in 2011 for this degree. I’ve also have been spending a few months living in Jindabyne during the snow season each year. My passions are web, digital design, …