by Sarah Karp | Mar 11, 2021
Q+A with a tote bag Presenting a design in context can be a really helpful visualization tool. It allows a client to see how their new logo might look IRL or how a color palette pulls through packaging before signing off on the final design. Digital mockups make...
by Aimee Goodwin | Nov 24, 2020
Being in the branding and marketing industry, and with one of our services being website development, we see a lot of headshots! If you clicked on this link wondering if it’s time for a new one, it probably is. If any of these apply to you, it’s time to get your...
by Sarah Karp | Jul 13, 2020
Play dress up with your home office By now video conferencing is so ingrained into our 9 to 5 that we’re over it. (And do people ever talk on the phone anymore, or does it always have to be via video conferencing?) But we digress… Getting sick of people...
by Aimee Goodwin | Feb 12, 2020
What is a Brand Style Guide? Think about some of the most recognizable brands. What comes to mind? In all likelihood you recognize them because their logo, colors, and fonts are the same in all of their marketing platforms, and how they talk about themselves on their...
by Aimee Goodwin | Dec 16, 2019
You know that white box around your logo? Yep, the one that makes your designer cringe. The one that screams “I’m a branding newbie.” It has got to go—and there’s an easy solution. Let me help you to avoid The Box so you look like the brand whiz we all know you are!...
by Aimee Goodwin | Dec 12, 2019
In the marketing and branding world, the term “responsive” is typically used in website development. A responsive website responds or changes to fit the user’s screen size. The layout of a website on a desktop computer is completely different than on...
