I wish I could say I thought of this, but I didn’t; I saw it first on Moo. Hmm? Rounded corners made with a cheap little corner cutter. I never thought of that. I then wondered if that same rounded corner technique would improve my business card (i.e. my blah business card). It did. Ergo, [...]
Archive for the ‘Getting Started’ Category
Proving a theory by stealing another designer’s idea
Posted: 28th November 2009 by Teresa in Getting Started, corporate identityTags: business cards
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Why I am a lousy graphic designer
Posted: 7th May 2009 by Teresa in Getting Started, typographyTags: fonts, helvetica
I do not have Helvetica on my system… in any flavor. Oddly enough, in art school I despised Helvetica.
Well, I found my cutting board and X-acto knife; now what?
Posted: 14th April 2009 by Teresa in Design Guru, Getting StartedTags: crafting, design
The idea is to make some Earth Day magnets… entirely out of recycled items… even the magnets. I’ll let you know how I get on, as this has more to do with avoiding doing the taxes than anything. And I really should pick that X-acto blade (with the dull, rusty blade) up off the floor. [...]
Theivery instantly springs to mind
Posted: 12th April 2009 by Teresa in Getting StartedTags: graphic design
I just discovered this fantastic blog, Twig & Thistle, just jammed packed with so much wonderful inspiration. Now, if I could but get up and put myself to work… I’m not being lazy, exactly, my mind is just cluttered with so many other things I want (need/have/have yet) to do and reestablishing my graphic design [...]
Dagnabbit!
Posted: 11th March 2009 by Teresa in Getting StartedTags: spaz, wordpress, wordpress spaz
I have screwed up something in this blog yet again! I am just not a WordPress person… but it is not wordpress’s fault; it’s clearly mine!
