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A woman with long flowing hair types on a keyboard, surrounded by swirling liquid shapes and scattered dots. Draw this one again Draws this one again — same subject and the same people, a new palette and a new angle on it, described afresh. It replaces the drawing on this page for everyone , until somebody draws another. Costs the site about eight cents, and a few seconds.
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Should a design portfolio be accessible? Writing — read the piece
Meant to show A hiring manager with an arm in a sling, reviewing portfolios by keyboard for a few weeks: a situational disability anyone reading yours might have.
Asked for A woman tabbing through a portfolio by keyboard, her other arm in a grey sling across her chest, the mouse pushed far out of reach
Drawn with (complementary) #8d497d#459e6f#c1706eThe colors are not a choice. They are three hues derived from this piece’s slug and handed to the model as numbers. How these are made .
A drawing Close This is a museum label beside a picture. The drawing comes first, and everything about it comes after.
From top to bottom At the top, the site header: my name, which goes home, then links to Writing, Work, Signal, Tools and Resume, then Set for you, where you choose the drawings, theme and motion. A link back to all the illustrations. The drawing, large. Links to the previous and next drawing, and where this one falls among them. The left and right arrow keys go there too. The title of the piece the drawing belongs to, with a link to read it. On this page the heading comes after the drawing. What the drawing was meant to show, what was asked for, and its three colors. Why these three: how the colors were picked, with a color wheel and the steps. At the bottom, the footer: a note on how this site is built, links to Illustrations, Pens and Accessibility, this Describe this page button, then GitHub, LinkedIn and email. What you can do here Read about how this drawing was made, or step through the others.
