On February 26th, David of DavidAirey.com posted about his logo design project for a client and he also showed a mockup of the business card with a die cut. Due to the fact that this card wasn’t in print yet, David wanted to show the client what the die […] Continue Reading…
David Airey: How He Did It - Die Cut Card Mockup
Posted April 18th, 2008 · 19 appreciated comments. Add yours!
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Logo Composition (Part 2) - Symmetry
Posted April 11th, 2008 · 2 appreciated comments. Add yours!
Last week we discussed “Format” as Part 1 of this 7 part series on Logo Design Composition.
Part 2: Symmetry
Humans perceive symmetry as harmonical. Visual things that are symmetrical provide a calming effect, and we recognize them more easily. Symmetry signalizes a form of stability. This is why we often […] Continue Reading…
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10 CSS Web Design Resources
Posted April 8th, 2008 · 1 lonely soul of a comment, add yours!
Tables are like that annoying fly that won’t leave the room. Many web developers are still coding their html using tables. When will the fly leave the room?!
CSS coded websites are high quality, professional websites.
Table Layout are low quality, unprofessional websites.
It’s that simple.
There are many advantages to CSS based […] Continue Reading…
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Logo Composition (Part 1) - Format
Posted April 3rd, 2008 · 4 appreciated comments. Add yours!
We start with Part 1 of this 7 part series on Logo Design Composition.
Each week I will write a small post for each part to help those of you unfamiliar with logo design composition and the overall importance of this logo design aspect in the creation and development process […] Continue Reading…
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Which logo ripped off the other one?
Posted March 25th, 2008 · 10 appreciated comments. Add yours!
Is this too close for comfort?
In the latest installment in the Logo Lounge book series, “Logo Lounge 4″, 2 logos are featured within a page of each other.
Both use the exact same idea of the needle and thread.
Both were uploaded to Logo Lounge’s website in 2007.
“ZoomLoom” logo was created […] Continue Reading…
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All Designers Must Have This
Posted March 18th, 2008 · 5 appreciated comments. Add yours!
About a week ago, I began to feel overwhelmed with the amount of work we were receiving from both current clients and new clients, and Microsoft Project Pro 2007 just wasn’t cutting it for me anymore when trying to organize it all.
So, I went on the hunt for a […] Continue Reading…
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New Client | Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce
Posted March 14th, 2008 · Be the first to comment| Click here
Well, two days ago we had a third meeting with the Greater Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce, and Brian Joseph Studios is now in charge of the overall management of the Chamber’s website, fmbchamber.com.
We are also about to start a major re-design project for the website with a […] Continue Reading…
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swfObject help when placing a div over flash
Posted March 7th, 2008 · 1 lonely soul of a comment, add yours!
Working on a new website for a client right now and ran into a problem.
The logo looked a little blurry when animated in the flash header, so I decided the best solution would be to place a floating div over the flash header.
If you’re not sure how to do […] Continue Reading…
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Freelance Focus : Graphic Design Blog
Posted March 7th, 2008 · 2 appreciated comments. Add yours!
I was recently chosen to be the featured designer on Freelancer Focus over at GraphicDesignBlog.co.uk.
Thanks to Tara for the feature and I look forward to seeing all future posts on this interesting idea.
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13 Signs Your Business is Failing
Posted March 6th, 2008 · Be the first to comment| Click here
As a young business owner, it is important to be realistic about what can be achieved, what goals you set, and what your financial situation looks like.
As I continually read and learn more about running a successful business, I realize there is so much to know and to be […] Continue Reading…
