Jan 27, 2015
A company’s logo is it’s face to the world. It’s the starting point for creating your brand, but what’s the process? How do you as a client get a good logo that best represents your company? Using a qualified designer is a good starting point, a good place to look is the Graphic Designer’s of Canada’s website, or ask people you know who are in business. Once you’ve found a designer, look at their portfolio to see if they have work you like, as well as seeing if they’re a good problem solver. (more…)
Dec 8, 2014
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This would be a book review if I had anything bad to say about this book, but I can’t think of anything. Superbly printed and curated, the cartoons and illustrations are awe inspiring. I’m a big fan of “Richard’s Poor Almanac” already, but the larger format of this book really lets you get a good look at the art. (more…)
May 5, 2014
There’s been a lot of secrecy around this because some folks want to get richer at your expense. A free, neutral internet should be a fundamental freedom, but there are plans to change that. Check out this video, and then tell your MLA that you don’t want this.
via CGP Grey
Feb 27, 2014
This will be one of the most exciting films about cartooning in years. Interviews with some of cartooning’s leaders and new pioneers, Stripped will be a must-see for cartoon fans and artists. The big question: what is happening to cartooning, and where is it going? And how will this affect me as a cartoonist. The poster/cover is new art by Bill Watteerson.
Feb 21, 2014
Viktor Hertz a Swedish designer has created a series of honest logos that represent his take on big corporations. I love the Apple one.
Feb 11, 2014
Today I got a confirmation that one of my illustrations will be included as a winner in the Illustration and Photography Awards Annual of Applied Arts Magazine. My boss was so impressed, I got another award (oh, lucky day!). Does my head look big to you??
