As a graphic designer I work with images day in and day out, photographs, illustrations, moodboard imagery, but sometimes the regular platforms let me down. I'm talking about Public Domain images ⁠of art, manuscripts & photographs, which you can find for free at libraries, museum & other cultural organizations. ⁠

Branding, branding, branding, you’ve heard of it and it’s a word you hear all the time when people talk about companies or organizations. You know you need it, but you don’t really know what it is and why it’s so important.

You got your new brand - it's looking flashy and great but you can not make heads nor tales of the files that use RGB and CMYK. What does it all mean?

Working with graphic designers you often get buried with Designer Slang and this can be quite confusing. This post gets into all the different file formats.

Working with graphic designers you often get buried with Designer Slang and this can be quite confusing. We’ll get into your logo files. Primary logos, Secondary logos or submarks? What does it all mean?