Based on an idea by Ellie Monteiro, an English<>Spanish translator and interpreter based in Madrid. Ellie has her own professional logo. I like it because it conveys the message that translation is a combination of artistic and technical skills.
Friday, April 13, 2012
14 Gala uniform for translators
Based on an idea by Ellie Monteiro, an English<>Spanish translator and interpreter based in Madrid. Ellie has her own professional logo. I like it because it conveys the message that translation is a combination of artistic and technical skills.
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That's not Mox, that's me!
ReplyDeleteYes! Sounds familiar!!
ReplyDeleteWhen I need new working clothes, I go to the nearest sportswear store to buy yet another pair of sweatpants. Why wear uncomfortable clothes when you don't have to? :D
ReplyDeleteMox and Blair Waldorf together. This is now officially my favorite blog :)
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHAH!!! :)
DeleteNice logo!
DeleteThanks Isabel!!! ;)
DeleteA colleague in Germany recently suggested wellington boots as ideal wear for translators and this fashion concept caught on big time at a translator's meeting in Frankfurt. I'm not sure why wellingtons, but imagine it's to do with the amount of c**p we have to purposefully wade through.
ReplyDeletehaha! I really like this blog!
ReplyDeleteOh dear, glad I am not alone. The other day I started sorting out my wardrobe and struck with horror found out I am a proud owner of dozen pairs of sweatpants, quite a few pajamas, several battered t-shirts and jeans and that's it. Where is the glam of profession everybody was talking about at the uni ?!?
ReplyDeleteI have 15 boxers, 4 t-shirts and 2 pairs of pants. I guess I should but some clothes, huh?
ReplyDeleteReally, there are some huhs? in my clothes list.
DeleteWho needs more than four t-shirts and a couple of trousers when you are stuck to the computer all day long? Great, Mox.
ReplyDeleteThis is really interesting:)
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