Little Box Of Ideas

  Like a lot of you, I saw "Wizemark" on all the logo haunts that logo designers have on the interwebs in early 2009. And that is how I knew him. Then he did something extraordinary in early 2010 that changed my life. He started the 365 Logo Project. He along with Melanie Matthews, who

I was recently asked to be a part of a design community interview by Matt Ward on his blog Echo Enduring. Matt was aiming to round up 7 designers and ask them each the same 7 questions. He has published the entire community interview over a period of 7 days. It was a fantastic experience

A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of interviewing logo designer Tabitha Kristen. I came to know Tabitha a year ago via Twitter and then later on Brandstack where I have seen here grow and evolve as an artist. In a year, she has become Brandstack’s top selling logo designer and knows what the

Having met Leighton on Twitter a few months ago, I was at first intimidated by him. How can you not be, when the designer has over 20 years of brilliant experience under his belt, has won numerous awards, is talked about and is well respected in the design community? With increasing correspondence on and off

I first met "Tass" on Logopond, I quickly came to know his name was Alex and other than the customary "Hey, great Logo!" and "Thanks, very much!", we didn’t correspond much. Long before I came across Alex on Logopond, I had admired and loved the Brand Events Logo. So it was a big deal for

For those of you who are not spammed by my million and one tweets everyday on Twitter, the good folks over at Iconshock recently interviewed me. I have been conducting interviews with designers, chefs and food bloggers for a while now. But it was a totally unique and fun experience to be interviewed instead. When

I recently interviewed Ann Arbor logo designer Sean Farrell on the blog. He was on the verge of carving a new identity for his logo design business. Having unveiled his beautiful new logo, brand name and website BrandClay, Sean is full of new ideas and charging full steam ahead. I had another opportunity to interview

John has been a featured artist on LBOI and has donated his skills to the first ever Cartoonize Yourself contest on the blog in the past. A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of interviewing him for a designer showcase on Brandstack where he is one of the top selling logo designers. In the

A few months ago, I stumbled upon some gorgeous artwork on Deviantart. The illustrations were magical, had a solid retro, whimsy, fairy tale feel to them, something that is not easily seen in this day and age. I started following the artist on Deviantart. The art belonged to Melanie Matthews, a young and talented illustrator

Six months ago I returned to designing and blogging after a sabbatical of almost 5 years. A lot had changed while I was missing in action. I needed to polish my skills and get back into the game. I was also in need of serious inspiration. As I slowly started sifting through the plethora of

Sean Farrell is a very talented creative who designs beautiful logos and envisions unique brands. He has been at the helm of Penflare Designs since its conception in 2007. His style is very unique and has constantly evolved with time. He recently got married to his sweetheart and is on the verge of unveiling a

  Alen Pavlovic is a nice guy and a brilliant brand and identity designer. What sets him apart from the others is that he is tireless. Quite literally! There is an energy about him that manages to spill over even in his emails. I can vouch for that. A few correspondences with him and I

Today I am very happy to be interviewing not only an extremely talented Logo & Web Designer, but a dear friend as well, my fellow Aussie mate Fabian Marchinko of Brand Simplicity, the man behind the pink bunny. Fabian has been developing brands and building websites for almost a decade. He is extremely inspired by

Wes Wilson is a former banker and entrepreneur whose vision for cutting the cost of "briefing" in brand development, gave birth to Brandstack. Launched in early 2008, Brandstack [formerly known as Incspring] is a brand marketplace where designers from all around the world offer unused brand concepts or specially researched and developed brands for sale

A few months ago when I came across Robert McGuire’s profile on Twitter [yes, it is an amazing world where I meet most of my extremely creative friends], I got the impression that he was a doctor. Whatever gave me that impression, you ask? Well, for one it said so on his website. "Trust Me,