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By 12 10th, 2012

  We all need a break now and then from our computer-driven lives. Here are some of the funniest web comics we could find about graphic and web design. Enjoy!                      

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By 12 3rd, 2012

    Freelancing, as any new designer can tell you, is tough. Competition for the limited number of jobs available is fierce. Successful designers need to think outside the box when it comes to making money from their designs. While it may be possible to make money by selling wall ...

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By 11 26th, 2012

Designers are, by nature, creative people. Creativity within art is necessary to the success of design, but applying that creativity to the market is also a key component of success. Some of the world’s best-known and most influential designers have carved out a niche for themselves by focusing on their ...

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By 11 19th, 2012

Comic books are as large a part of American history as George Washington and apple pie. With the new sharing the Internet has brought about, comics from around the world have been woven into the international culture. From Japanese Anime to action/adventure and superhero plots, comics are a ubiquitous part ...

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By 11 12th, 2012

Christmas is looming, and for non-designers, it’s sometimes difficult to understand, and to buy for, the geek in your life. Even worse is being on the receiving end of some of the truly boring and terrible gifts we creative types often end up getting. No one seems to know what’s ...

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By 11 5th, 2012

  Jack “The King of Comics” Kirby created some of the most well-known comic-book characters of all time, laying the early foundations for an industry which has informed our popular culture for decades. Jack Kirby was born Jacob Kurtzberg in New York City in 1917. By the 1930’s, Jack had ...

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By 10 29th, 2012

Would you wear your comfy, worn and stained hoodie and jeans to a business meeting? Unless you’re Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the answer is probably no. Grammar and spelling are similar to wardrobe choices: formality is not always required, but there are situations that call for paying attention to how ...

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By 10 22nd, 2012

A good photo captures the subject. A great photo makes you feel as if you could reach out and touch it. Good food photography captures the colors and shapes of food in an interesting way. Great food photography makes you hungry for the food in the photo. Even those who ...

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By 10 15th, 2012

Cats are among the coolest creatures on earth, and their mysterious attitudes and dignified poses make them the subject of many a manipulated image. Here are 10 of our favorites:                       Tom Chu works for PsPrint and PsPrint Blog. When ...

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By 10 8th, 2012

Making your office more environmentally friendly isn’t just good for your business image, it’s good for the bottom line as well. Reducing, reusing and recycling means more green- in your pocket. Reducing the amount of disposable office supplies means spending less on throw-aways. Consider using ceramic mugs and metal silverware ...

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By 09 24th, 2012

Social media is an important part of any marketer’s repertoire. Linking blogs, Facebook, Twitter and other social media, as well as offering readers the “follow”, “re-tweet” and “share” options help ensure brand presence on the web and increase your following. Social media icons can be embedded into a blog to ...

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