Logos come in all shapes and sizes as we all know. We have worked with logos that range from simply having a single basic shape to ones that are elaborate and in full colour. Other logos we have worked with are simply text. Some with amazing looking font and some seemingly just in Arial. We have even worked with logos where seemingly there is a small paragraph of text that goes hand in hand with the logo. As there are so many different types of logos today I want to talk about layouts and how it can effect the way your product looks visually.

When it comes to branding on products or for that matter print or online media it would make sense to consider not just the size of your logo but if it will be a rectangle shape or a square shape. Or it may simply be a choice to consider, landscape or portrait orientation. Something as simple as the shape of your logo can mean the difference between a branded product that looks amazing or one that looks a bit odd and a little strange.

Watching T.V last night they were screening Resident Evil - After Life on one of the commercial channels. For those who have not heard of the movie it is about zombies, guns and monsters. As with all movies from recent memory that are in the sci-fi / horror genre it is an at times violent, brooding dark type of movie. What made this movie stand out was during ad-breaks they will cue the start and finish of the advertisments with a picture of the main character and the words Resident Evil in a hilariously dated 80's font. The cool factor of this movie was quickly erased!

Something that graphic designers know that you may not is that Fonts can absolutely scream outloud more than any content or title you may care to think about. A bad font can break your brand name and your image very very quickly. The font you use matters for virtually every piece of communication that you may care to use.

- Emails
- Letterheads
- Advertisments
- Faxes
- Logos

In today's competitive market, keeping your existing clients coming back is important. You need to ensure that your clients don't forget you after you leave their premises. That's where leave behinds come in. In this article, we'll explore the importance of using leave behinds to boost your sales. We'll provide you with practical examples and ideas of leave behinds that suit different industries. No matter what business you're in, if you rely on visiting customers, you need to keep reading. By the end of this article, you'll know how to turn a simple trick into a powerful tool to keep your business in mind.

1. Boost sales with impactful leave behinds.
2. Choose practical and memorable leave behinds.
3. Align them with industry and brand.

Psy is in town. Unless you have shunned T.V radio and internet altogether for the past few months you may have heard about his catchy song "Gangnam Style," Like me you may also be puzzled about what on earth he is actually singing about. Well I did some research and here are some trivia that I have found out about both the Hip Hop artist Psy and also about the song.

1. Psy's universal appeal boosts marketing success.
2. Promotional products elevate brand exposure.
3. Handing freebies can build personal connections.

Facts About South Korean Music Artist Psy

• Psy has produced six albums in the past, two of which were banned because of “inappropriate content”.
• Psy is father