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Welcome to pixelfox.net! My name is Sarah O'Donnell and I am a freelance web and graphic designer specializing in fun, stylish and clever visuals as well as traditional and digital illustration.
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Find out what I'm up to on a semi-regular basis. Contains design inspiration, thoughts, pictures and other things that are part of my daily goings-on.
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MadeByJulene Papercuts
Beautiful and quirky paper cut-outs made to order. The attention to detail is inspiring. I especially love the little hand in the ‘e’ in ‘metal.’
Via Computerlove.
sarah | 04/17/09 | inspirationAre You a Thai Graphic Designer?
If so, get on this site! I am a Thai graphic Designer.
sarah | 04/08/09 | inspirationDulce Pinzon’s Superheroes
Superheroes according to Dulce Pinzon are not those born with super powers or bitten by a radioactive spider. They are migrant workers who make huge sacrifices in order to send money to their families back home. Looking at these photos alongside their captions, I’d have to say I agree.
sarah | 04/01/09 | inspiration, photographyLeah Gordon’s Voodoo Carnival
A gallery exhibit in London currently features Leah Gordon’s Voodoo Carnival series, in which she documented the Kanaval event in Haiti. The pictures themselves are as stunning as they are haunting – rooted in religion, scarred by slavery. I’d like to go to the exhibit just to read some of the side stories that went along with these photos:
One man captured front-on in a very fetching off-the-shoulder lace number explains how his gender-bending interpretation of the Devil as a transvestite came to him in a vision when he was working on a sugar cane plantation in the Dominican republic.
Indeed.
sarah | 03/24/09 | photography