Wow, with our contest going on and taking up our logo poll, logo madness got a bit neglected. Sorry about that everyone, but the good news is that it's back now and in its final stages. Our bracket certainly did last longer than the real one, but it's worth it to find the ultimate champion. Based on your votes, it has come down to Coca Cola vs. BMW and Apple vs. BBC. Who will win? ...

Some companies use their name as their logo such as Google, Yahoo!, Coca Cola, Sony or Fed Ex. All of these major businesses are known for their names, but there is a world of famous logos in which we all know what they are without the use of words. Is it better to originally design a logo that doesn’t use words or is the combination of words and pictures more effective in marketing a business? ...

Hello! I am proud to reveal our finalists for the logo redesign contest. It is up to you to decide which logo we choose to replace the one we have, so make sure you get your votes in. You may only vote once, so make sure you choose your favorite. Although we had a lot of great submissions, we have narrowed it down to our six best designs. Voting will take place between April 17th and ...

Hello! I just wanted to inform you that our logo redesign contest has come to a close. Thank you all for the submissions that you entered. We have received a lot of great ideas. So many, in fact, that it is hard to even choose the finalists. We are currently sorting through the submissions and plan to post them very soon so that the voting can begin. Please keep checking back to place your votes. ...

I found this yesterday and if you haven’t already seen it, I thought it was worth sharing. Images can often be deceiving. Just like how kids lay on the grass on summer days and imagine shapes out of cloud formations. Well with video games and ipods, I don’t know if they do that anymore, but the point is that if you use your imagination, your mind can manipulate anything. The new discovery is the Chicago ...