Could you tell us a bit about your business/organization? My name is Regina Miller. I’m the owner of Trailblazers Academy located in Wichita, Kansas. We are a Private Preschool and Child Care offering innovative and stellar services to children 6 weeks to 10 years. We have been located at 3590 N. Woodlawn Blvd for 12 […]
Paper is so common we rarely think about it. We use it to scribble out grocery lists and print office memos, or we read books of bound paper pages. But how did it come into common usage?
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You may have seen the four colors used in commercial printing before: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. This is commonly referred to as CMYK. But why those four colors?
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You have so much to plan for your wedding, and checklists can help ensure you have everything on time.
It’s such a common symbol that you may never have thought about the origins of the ampersand, or “&”. You see it in logos everywhere, for companies from Dolce & Gabbana to Ben & Jerry’s, and you’ve certainly used it when jotting your own notes.
But where did it come from?
Color is a vital part of a design, but it can be daunting choosing a palette for your logo, branding, or design piece. Luckily these three quick and simple approaches can help you create a pleasing color palette.