vision over visibility
In 1993 I was studying Graphic Design in College. This was my first introduction to Macintosh computers and the Performa line. I was a bit awkward on the computer at first, but quickly got the hang of it and fell in love. It would be seven more years until I purchased my very first mac in 2000. It was a Dual Gig G4 Quilksiver that dual booted OS9 and the new OSX system. That machine still runs today in our living room as the “family computer”. Steve’s approach to the personal computer and digital technology offered vision over visibility. He always pushed forward, beyond what he could see. He inspires me to do the same. I will always and forever be a ‘mac-happy girl’ thanks to Steve Jobs. His life’s work made a huge dent in my universe as well as the lives of millions. My heart felt condolences are offered to his wife, children and dear family and friends.
~Natalie
Mac Happy Forever
image: Screen Shot of the Apple Store October 5th, 2011, edited with Instagram.
About the Author
Natalie Natalie is a Florida native and grew up on Merritt Island. She graduated from Merritt Island High School in 1985. Natalie has over fifteen years of web design and development and twenty years of graphic design experience, impacting several Central Florida business’ with her natural talent in art and graphic design. Natalie received her A.A. degree in Graphic Design from Brevard Community College and is currently set to graduate with Honors from Full Sail University in the Fall 2012. To date, she has been awarded 3 Course Director’s Awards in Website Advertising and Design Principles, Social Media Optimization and Mobile Advertising.
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