Alternative Facebook Like Signs Posters

Posted by on Apr 23, 2012 in Freebies, Reference | Comments Off

The Facebook like sign is the most famous thumb up in history, but whose is the owner of that hand? a rich guy? a hipster? or just a generic hand?.In order to create a more “democratic” hand we have created some alternative Facebook sing posters with funny  twist.

I hope you f*king like it.

Feel Better, Gmail Poster

Posted by on Apr 10, 2012 in Provocation, Reference | Comments Off

Don’t you hate when you meet someone you think is really cool, but when you ask for her/his email, kaboom! is a hotmail address? Been there!

Make your ideas rock, with rock the post!

Posted by on Dec 12, 2011 in Reference | Comments Off

Many off us have lots of ideas and wishes but we keep procrastinating and procrastinating ad nauseam until you see those marvelous ideas done else where and you end feeling miserable at to say the least.

You don’t have to reinvent the wheel!

Depositphoto, reliable, resourceful and flexible Royalty-Free Stock Photos.

Posted by on Jun 20, 2011 in Reference | 1 comment

Reliable, resourceful and flexible.  Three words that encircle our thoughts on Depositphotos, an images provider website which is rapidly becoming an excellent tool for designers, advertisers, images editor, content managers and blogger to obtain outstanding quality images. The site is also starting to be perceived as a resources sharing community from which obtaining some good revenues out of collaborating with personal images portfolios.

Ten Cool Niche Graphics Design Businesses

Posted by on Mar 3, 2011 in Reference | 3 comments

The use of online marketing expands exponentially every year and as it grows so do the specialized services that cater to segments of the economy, both consumer oriented and B-to-B. The social media sites have added another dimension – or two, or three, depending on how you look at it – increasing the range of skills that is required for successful digital marketing.

The boring business template problem – how to avoid “blah” in design

Posted by on Jan 31, 2011 in Reference | 10 comments


One of the most common complaints from website users and designers alike is the “boring template” effect. However great the business content, the site looks like a dull, unimaginative wasteland. That’s not good business or good marketing. Ironically, one of the best methods for a template comes from things like business card printing- Use of elements in design on several levels.