Identity Designed
It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while, and as such, I’ve just launched Identity Designed — a showcase and forum for those involved in the design of brand identities.
It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while, and as such, I’ve just launched Identity Designed — a showcase and forum for those involved in the design of brand identities.
I’ve been thinking about it for a while — selling my second blog Logo Design Love.
It’s been too long since I put the focus back on you.
There are very few design blogs I’ve been reading since starting my own in 2006. One of them is Noisy Decent Graphics, written by London-based designer Ben Terrett of Really Interesting Group.
I’m frequently asked for advice about starting a blog. Many of you will know I use the freely available service WordPress to power both davidairey.com and Logo Design Love, but very few of you will know what WordPress plugins I’ve installed to help make the most of the publishing platform.
Everything you do online affects your brand, and gives others a strong opinion about who you are. It’s your blog. Your brand. You choose how we see you.
Fancy going to the Social Media World Forum? I’ve got a two-day conference pass worth $850 that needs an owner.
It’s been a while since I put the focus back on you. Too long, in fact. So here’s another batch of your thought-provoking comments.
We judge people by how they look. It’s an everyday occurrence, no matter how unfair. But what if appearances didn’t matter? What if we could just say what’s on our minds and not worry about clothes, hair, makeup?
It’s common business sense to follow what’s happening in the design world. So for you smart folk who are reading my blog, here’s some help in the form of the most notable agencies and studios using Twitter to their advantage. But not all get it right.