This post is an ode to hundreds of thousands of anonymous illustrators who’ve laid their pens and pencils to show “How to use stuff”. A trivial milk bottle contains graphics on how to gauge the temperature of milk in the bottle, or an important exercise on using the telephone, the right way.
Graphics like these have been around for centuries now. What was missing was the acknowledgment to these unknown artists, who make our lives simpler, day after day, process after process. Not any more, my friend!!
Jennifer Trontz maintains a blog – How to graphics, on all such illustrations. Also, if you get a good image, you can mail the image along with the credits specified to Jennifertrontz [at] yahoo (dot) com.
For those, who want an explanation on how to cook with microwave steaming bags. Here it is:
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