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Crowdsourcing & Disruption Event at Pratt: Realities & Denial
Tremendously interesting event yesterday at Pratt. The star-studded panel lived up to its billing and a spirited give and take with the audience of Pratt students, alumni and teachers could have gone on for another hour. The event certainly left me with several key takeaways that will help to further shape my thoughts on... »
Data Visualization: A Primer and Practical Application
Over the last several months I’ve been fascinated by the talk around Data Visualization. It’s one of those things that when you see it done properly, its brilliance immediately strikes you. Good Data Viz can illuminate and educate, inspire and entertain. I also understand that this is an area when I am a student... »
Understanding the Risks of Engaging a Freelance Logo Designer
Today Eyecube presents the second in a series of Guest Editorials from Ben Johnson of Logoinn, a custom logo design service provider based in the UK. Chances are if you’re reading this you’ve been redirected from my old site, www.eyecube.wordpress.com, to my new site, www.rickliebling.com. And if so, you’ll see the new Eyecube logo... »
Getting a logo, the journey continues
Regular readers will recall I recently announced my intention to get a logo for eyecube. I’ve partnered with Logoinn for the creation (see there first guest post here) and you’ll be hearing more from them later this week. Today I wanted to touch upon a key learning I’ve uncovered as part of this process. If... »
Getting a logo? Think carefully before you begin.
As I mentioned yesterday, I’m undertaking the creation of a logo for Eyecube. This is a guest post from Ben Johnson of Logoinn, a custom logo design service provider based in UK. I’ve teamed up wtih Logoinn in a non-monetary partnership for this project. How much should your Logo Cost? There are three types... »
Eyecube: A journey in branding
Several months ago I challenged the notion of personal branding, suggesting that there is more value in creating something external to yourself that brings value to others. In other words, juicing up ”followers” numbers on Twitter or “friends” on Facebook simply for your own personal gratification seems like a pretty hollow victory. Part of my... »
The Periodic Table of Social Media Elements
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