22
2011
Animals in Logo Design
As you know I know a little something about the usage of animals within a logo. Take note of my company logo below. There’s something about a dog or a cat or panda bear used in a companies branding that adds a little something to it. In my opinion it tends to bring life to a logo. It almost turns the logo into a living breathing creature. Below are some more examples of animals being [...]
1
2011
Win A Free Business Card Design From Yellow Dogg Designs
Even in today’s world of advanced technology, the business card is still king. It is the first impression someone has of your business. A cheap business card design usually translates to a cheap business in the mind of the person receiving the card. A quality card will take you far in face-to-face networking. Yellow Dogg Designs is offering visitors to The Dogg Blogg the opportunity to win free business card design. Giveaway Details 1 1-sided [...]
25
2011
25 Striking Black and White Logos
There’s something about a black and white logo that adds a bit mystery and intrigue to a brand. The clean look is also something to be admired. While the black and white color scheme can be viewed as simple and minimal, it can sometimes be more difficult for a designer to create. More has to be created using less. We are featuring a showcase of 25 logo designs from various designers that caught our [...]
23
2011
Hip Hop and Web Design
In the late 70′s and early 80′s the daily diary of hip hop could be told on the graffiti splashed buildings and trains of New York. The art formed was no more than the faint sound of freestyle battles on the corners in communities of Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. As the music industry changed so did Hip Hop. It went from buying a mix tape off the street to downloading an entire album through iTunes. [...]
18
2011
3 Key Things To Pay Attention To In Web Design
When putting together the ideal website it is important to understand what the visitor is seeing. The layout and design of the website has to be able to keep the visitors’ attention long enough for him or her to understand the organization’s call to action. According to studies, you have about three seconds to capture the visitor’s attention before he/she chooses to stay or go. The way it looks, its flow and how easy it is [...]
25
2011
100 Free Postcard Printing Giveaway!
I am happy to announce that Yellow Dogg Designs and The Dogg Blogg will be featuring a fantastic contest sponsored by UPrinting. There will be two (2) winners to walk away with 100 postcards each. If you run a design company or simply a small business trying to promote your brand, why not take this opportunity to create a new set of marketing materials for your services. Giveaway Details 100 Postcards for each winner* 5” [...]
10
2011
Are You An eSlumlord? Pitfalls of Do-It-Yourself Web Design
In this age of social networking, where the world wide web brings people from all parts of the globe together across the Internet bandwidth within seconds, more-than-likely a portion of your clients will meet you through your web presence before they ever meet you in your physical presence; if they ever meet you face-to-face at all. With that in mind, I’m always baffled by how little effort some businesses, many businesses, put into their web [...]
31
2011
The Incredible Artwork of Veronica Owens of Skyla J Creative Consulting
Sitting on my dining room table as I type this are pieces of Ms Owen’s designs – two books that feature her creative artwork on their covers. This was how I was first introduced to her work. My interest grew and I thumbed through her portfolio. This is when I found out how talented she really was. It is a bit demeaning to call Veronica Owens a graphic designer. She is an artist. Every since [...]
24
2011
The Creativite Work of Lanae of The Complex Media & Design
Continuing with The Dogg Blogg Women’s History Month Series this week’s feature is Lanae (The Complex Media & Design). I have always admired her work and was honored to feature her. What I most admired was her ability to transcend her knowledge of design and eye for that perfect look into many different mediums; from photography to multimedia to print and web design. Some people have a way of looking at things in a way [...]
7
2011
Logo Design: Are You Getting What You Pay For?
In the area of logo design when we think of the question “Are you getting what you pay for?” our mind immediately focuses on the look of the logo. Is it attractive and pleasing to the eye? Does it look good on my stationary, store sign and website? Does the color of my logo go well with my office decor? In this case I am speaking of things that are a little more tangible. Where [...]


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