Developing an organized system for your media library is important. Here are quick suggestions for keepings things findable and ready to go.
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Create a Media Library For Successful Marketing
Let’s talk photography: It’s one of the most attention-getting and storytelling means of marketing your business.
Difference Between Giving and Taking? NYPL’s 187,000 Images
“DINNER [held by] FOOD AND COOKERY (MAGAZINE) [at] “THE MONICO, LONDON, [ENGLAND]” Generally, professional designers don’t like crowdsourcing. We hold little enthusiasm for so-called “opportunities” offered by profitable companies to submit work—for free, of course—in hopes of winning their approval (like when Dog é Style Restaurant announced its logo contest). In most cases, crowdsourcing results in companies taking a lot for […]
Sticking Up for Stock Imagery
True fact. We designers are as highly opinionated as a house full of relatives gathering for holiday dinner. Of the many obtuse things we debate, stock imagery rates high. Let me assure you, at this very moment there are multiple “dis-cuss-ions” happening in design forums round the world as to whether or not reputable designers should use stock imagery. Never […]
Stepping Out for Wisconsin Photographers
Last week my husband and I stepped out for a day and headed up to the Museum of Wisconsin Art (MOWA). It was a bit impulsive, but, oh, so worth the trip. MOWA is located in West Bend and is a delightfully unpretentious, yet highly cultivated celebration of Wisconsin art. The museum was initially founded in 1961 to showcase the works […]