Arrested in Obama
I’m not sure what these 15 people have in common other than being arrested and mug shot in an Obama t-shirt — but it does make one wonder if there are similar mug shots of the arrested in Dubya shirts.

I’m not sure what these 15 people have in common other than being arrested and mug shot in an Obama t-shirt — but it does make one wonder if there are similar mug shots of the arrested in Dubya shirts.

I spend a lot of time on the internet and lately I’ve seen the following blue avatar popping up in use many different places by separate people. Have you seen this blue image before? If so, do you know its semiotic and semantic meanings?

We believe in branding. Your logo, your namespace, and your textual perception is everything online, and it is the only thing that matters when you are a popular company propagating your brand. We were horrified to learn Pepsi recently changed their semiotic logo and bottle in favor of a strange, smiling, grinning, yawning set of variations on the Obama-like red-white-and-blue theme. Here is the old, favorite Pepsi Logo we all know and love:

Continue reading → Grinning Pepsi Logos and the Wrinkled Penis Bottle
Tending your brand online can mean changing a logo to keep the look of your public face fresh and receptive to new and tired eyes. I recently re-crafted a couple of my most important online logos — one of them for this WordPunk blog, and the other for my Boles Books website. — and I’m going to show you the why and teach you the how of the changes I made in my online branding identity.
Continue reading → Pen and Pencil: Creating Indelible Brands
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