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New daily goal charts

Inspired by Robert A. Caro’s planning calendar, I’ve redesigned my daily goal charts:

A daily goal chart

This time the chart doesn’t have a specific year baked in, so it’s reusable. (And there’s a variation for leap years.) It’s freely available as PDFs in both portrait and landscape. Currently just letter size, though maybe someday I’ll start including A4 and other sizes.

Colophon: I made these charts with HTML (it’s just a table), CSS, JavaScript (on page rather than via Node), and Firefox. The font is Avenir Next.


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New artwork: O That We Had Repented.

O That We Had Repented

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New artwork: For Time and All Eternity V.

For Time and All Eternity V

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New artwork: Wherefore Didst Thou Doubt? III.

Wherefore Didst Thou Doubt? III

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New artwork: Taught by Their Mothers.

Taught by Their Mothers

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New artwork: When Our Heavenly Parents We Meet IV. The colors in my art normally don’t represent skin color (to try to be more inclusive), but I wanted to do something special for Black History Month.

When Our Heavenly Parents We Meet IV

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New artwork: Harrowed up No More, continuing the Alma the Younger thread.

Harrowed up No More

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New artwork: God Sent His Holy Angel.

God Sent His Holy Angel

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Scripture posters

Another experimental new project: scripture posters. Definitely leaning more on the graphic design side of things here. The other day I happened to see This Is How We Do It (a children’s book by Matt Lamothe) lying around, and seeing the cover suddenly gave me an itch to make something similar but with words from the scriptures. I’m sure others have already made designs like this, but I haven’t (till now), so here you go.

Counsel with the Lord in all thy doings (Alma 37:37)

Counsel with the Lord in all thy doings

I will go and do (1 Nephi 3:7)

I will go and do

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New abstract hymn print: Be Still, My Soul.

I’m experimenting with a slightly new style here, masking the notes (after adding noise to the outlines with SVG filters and then eroding/dilating with Imagemagick) and painting inside the mask in Procreate. (And then texturing it in Affinity Photo as usual.)

Be Still, My Soul

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