Boomer Tech Talk is pleased to provide a gift card you can use to write your own message (in actual handwriting – old school style) and give to the person you’re sending the gift to. It’s free, with the exception of the color ink you’ll use printing it out. (Boomer Tech Talk readers have a few things to say about printer cartridges in response to this article by Bruce Sallan.)
It is designed to fold over once (along the light blue line), with the illustration on the front, and your personal message inside.
Gift Card by Ray Gordon for Boomer Tech Talk
To download the gift card PDF, please click here.
You can then print out one or more copies of the gift card on your own printer.
About Ray Gordon
Ray Gordon is a registered architect with a masters degree in City and Regional Planning. He has held a variety of professional positions in both the private and public sectors, with jobs ranging from managing an environmental sciences firm to art director with advertising agencies in Japan. In addition to work in architectural design, Ray is also a professional photographer, videographer, film editor, and graphic designer. He was a professor of architecture and urban design in the graduate programs at Pratt Institute for 17 years, and also taught the regulation of real estate at New York University’s graduate Real Estate Institute for a six year period, with an emphasis on environmental regulations.
Ray has worked with computers for well over 30 years. Over the years, he developed a working knowledge of many types of software programs, from spreadsheets and data bases, to illustration and video editors - with hands-on experience on numerous computers and peripheral hardware as well. Ray's writing and photographs have been published and exhibited in both the USA as well as Japan (where he lived for 12 years). He authored the chapter on urban design for a recently published World Bank book, wrote the chapter on waterfront construction infrastructure in "Understanding Infrastructure," edited the Urban Design Review newsletter, and has contributed to a number of magazines on travel and design.
Connect with Ray Gordon on Google+ and Twitter @RayJGordon.
