Gap's Identity Crisis
Within the past couple of days, Gap has released a new logo for their storied and once successful brand. Was it a mistake? (Julian’s response: “This has to be a joke. How do you know …
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Burn Out
In the creative services industry, getting burned out is a fairly common issue. When one needs to constantly be “creative,” to always be coming up with new and unique ideas day in and day out, …
Read More →Behance is now on LinkedIn
The Behance Network and LinkedIn.com have teamed up to create an artist portfolio app for artists who use LinkedIn.com. It’s called Creative Portfolio Display and it’s “…a free and easy …
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A Little Gift From LateNiteSoft & MacHiest
If you’re anything like me, you love getting new software. Even more, you loooooove getting new software for free (legally, of course).
Well, it seems that the people over at LateNiteSoft are feeling a little …
Read More →Keeping Your Site Revelant
As Julian noted in his entry, a web site is a vital communication tool for businesses, especially in these difficult economic times. In order to have effective communication, the content on a web site must stay relevant. That's where I come in. Muc
Read More →Go back up your data. No, now! Seriously, I'll wait.
Ok, let me start of by saying I am a tech guy. I have worked on, in and around computers for over 20 years. I know how important it is to backup y
Read More →Action Figure or Dinosaur?
I’ve always been a bit of a perfectionist. Sometimes this is useful, because it pushes me to do the best work that I can. In other aspects of my life, my perfectionism can be a hindrance. Take for example, my struggles with organization.
Read More →A Regular Guy's (Partial) Conversion to Apple: Part 2 of 3
In my previous post, I wrote on my decision to leave behind the familiar comforts of PCs and give OS X and the Apple Macbook a shot. While I am glad for
Read More →A Sense of Style
As a growing company, JLB has taken some time to discuss what we want our business to look like going forward. Part of this discussion involves what we look like when we come into the office. Should we don business suits? Or, be able to wear our favori
Read More →A Regular Guy's (Partial) Conversion to Apple: Part 1 of 3
I've never really considered myself a tech guy. I get very little pleasure from the knowing the inner-workings of my computer and I don't put much importance on having the latest, fastest, or most impressive gadgets. For me technology is a mean
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