Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Are you curious about twitter, but aren't sure if you want to tweet, much less how and when...
Smashing Magazine wrote this great article: 8 Usefull Tips To Become Successful with Twitter
Check it out and let me know if you'd like to incorporate Twitter into your website.
Stunning
This is one of my favorite new sites: CardObserver.com
I visit when I'm bored. Need inspiration. Or just want to be happy.
These are top of the line, stunning business cards.
You'd frame 'em if you had the privilege of getting one handed to you!
Enjoy!
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Freebies: original notecard and gift tags
Original Designs. Enjoy!!
thank you note... just print, cut and fold!
set of four gift tags - print and snip - write your note on the back and tie or tape onto your gift!
thank you note... just print, cut and fold!
set of four gift tags - print and snip - write your note on the back and tie or tape onto your gift!
Labels: freebies, gift tag, notecard, original designs
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Freebies: Fonts
While I'm perfectly willing to pay up a good chunk of money for a beautiful font, there are also some really GREAT free fonts out there! Whether you're a designer or just like to write pretty words, you'll love these sites! If you have a favorite, leave it in the comments.
From dafont.com:
From urbanfonts.com
From dafont.com:
From urbanfonts.com
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Freebies: Cuts & Caps from Briarpress.org
For my first freebie, I am excited to introduce you to one of my favorites: BriarPress.org! I've enjoyed this site for years and love the beautiful art that they produce.
Take a look at their cuts & caps section.
Started by a mother-son team, they scan ornaments and initials from old specimen books, then convert them into vector line art. These beautiful graphics could be lost forever, if not for this team of artists, committed to converting them to vector art.
You can use them in your print or digital work. Some graphics are for sale, but hundreds, like the sample here, are FREE!
They tell us, "Briar Press is a community of letterpress printers, book artists, and press enthusiasts. The site is dedicated to the preservation of letterpress-era equipment and the art of fine printing."
I LOVE Briar Press. Once, I was looking for a "G" in a particular style, and emailed the site to inquire. Elizabeth Nevin wrote me back and had hand-drawn my "G" in Illustrator for me! Wow!