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How to Look Within for Design Inspiration

Aside from looking at other people’s work for inspiration, there are other ways to bring out that creativity within yourself. When the creative juice is running low, the natural instinct would be to reach for those expensive design books you bought just for this occasion. In them, you will see from the eyes of the [...]

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How to Spot Bad Logos

With so many people telling you different things about logos, it can get confusing. That’s why I took all that info and summarized it into 5 major points. Whether you’re planning to design it yourself or going to hire a designer, memorize these rules. That way, you’ll at least be able to tell the good [...]

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A Bad Logo is Business Suicide

It is business suicide to have a bad logo. A logo design has the distilled meaning of your company, the face or first impression if you will. If you don’t look exactly like what the consumer is looking for, it is all too easy to find another place. In the global market we live in, [...]

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3 Reasons why you need Wordpress 2.7 Right Now.

Your blog still using that super old version of Wordpress? Now is the perfect time to upgrade. It is the biggest upgrade in years and here are 3 reasons why: 1. New Built-in Automatic Wordpress Upgrade. It’s about time. There are various automatic methods for upgrading your Wordpress installation, but they weren’t perfect. Once you have installed [...]

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5 Easy Steps to Rebrand your Blog

Does your blog have declining readership, or maybe your blogging topics just aren’t working? It is a common story in the blogophere where 175,000 new blogs pop up everyday, with many of them abandoned just a few weeks later. Here are 5 easy steps to Rebrand your blog and get that traffic you deserve. 1. What [...]

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Creativeherb.com Rebranding In the Works

Creativeherb.com Rebranding 2009 is now in the works. The direction of this site has been debated over many months as I expanded into new areas of expertise. I came from a design background with many years of focus on offline media such as print, outdoor, direct mail, corp collateral etc. Lately, I’ve kept myself extremely [...]

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How I narrowly avoided making a crappy logo

Let me tell you the story of how I narrowly managed to avoid making a crappy logo. I am doing a logo design for a gaming website, and I instantly thought of all the cool texturing and gimmicky things that I could do with it. I think it is a fairly common situation to be [...]

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