By: Kathy Onarheim

Well Mr. Johnston – don’t be so hard on yourself! Seems that your goal to round out and stretch is working. Just as your sharing examples push many of us in new directions – seems your hanging around and seeing others work in different areas is rubbing off and catapulting you in leaps.

The use of thirds and choice of text and graphics is very effective. The black and white ink graphics with the Village font and the idea of a webmaker are very effective. The use of a female brings it today as well. The little color and more modern graphic of the penny bike keeps it current so one can tell it is meant to be today – but yet in a past context.

The change to webmaker too conjurs up the idea of guilds and master craftsman as the Village sets a time gone by and the graphics.

I think this is great and more deeply actually addresses that while new technologies make things easier, there are many things to learn from what was before and how without the early ways there would not be the new.

You said alot and in great design!