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Business cards made their first appearance in 15th century China and then again in 17th century Europe. According to Designer-Daily, 17th century Europe business cards were “used to announce the impending arrival of prosperous or aristocratic people to their local town or even their home.” 17th century English merchants also used business cards to advertise their businesses. Continue Reading...

Bob Marley earned over $1 billion in worldwide sales from 2009-2012. Well, his estate did. Marketers see the value of a deceased celebrity’s legacy, and if tastefully done, can profitably continue to celebrate a celebrity’s brand. Continue Reading...

Fast Company published a list of the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies. Continue Reading...

All design teachers advocate carrying a sketchbook around with you where ever you go. Only issue is where do you keep said notebook without having a bulging pocket. This Hankie Pocketbook is a stylish and quirky solution. Continue Reading...

As most of you know, I joined a coworking space this past September. I can't stress enough the value of sharing an office with other creative professionals who own their own businesses. Continue Reading...

Leonardo de Vinci said, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” Simple can be an oxymoron. More often than not, being simple is actually very complex, especially in Continue Reading...

The Super Bowl significantly influences advertising tactics. The Super Bowl is the most popular day for television advertising. Brands that can afford $3.5 million for 30-seconds or over $6 million for 60-seconds of airtime (LA Times), plus the millions of dollars that go into producing a single spot, have an attentive, eager audience. Continue Reading...