Why didn’t I know you could vote for the new designs???
Unless there was a mistake in the voting, this one looks like it will graze the ends of automobiles in Texas soon. Not sure if I liked any of them, but maybe this will look great after I see it on an actual plate. Not a big fan of the Brush Script font used, but I guess it could’ve been worse. “Texas” could have been written in giant Comic Sans letters.
Tags: Design
Not so much physically, but mentally.
The creative part of mind has been jumpstarted by a few projects that have landed in my lap. You know, the part of my mind that was molded and sculpted and awarded a degree from Texas Tech a few years ago? Yeah, it’s still there. Lots of dust. Layers of dust. But it’s still alive.
Within the month, I’ve designed a t-shirt, a logo, proposed three different website redesigns, converted a Wordpress site into plain html/css, and am currently working on redeveloping a personal site to promote my design services. (If you go to plain ol’ theignition.net, you can see what I created two years ago.) I think I’ve nailed a personal logo for now, I just have to decide on a domain name. Oh. And design the entire site.
These are on the brainstorming table for domain names (and if you jack these, I will shake my fist at you!) Just imagine these phrases with .com or .net after them and let me know which ones you like. Or maybe suggest some. I’m aiming for professional, but maybe with a bit of personality. My first choice would be ninachantanapumma.com but I don’t think I’ll win any business that way.
ninac
justnina
ninaforshort
heynina
ninalonglastname
callmenina
seeninawork
ninadesignmesomethingnowdangit
Okay, the last one is a joke. I need to go to bed. I have some potential clients I’ll be meeting with tomorrow, so I need my neurons firing full power. New season, new season.
p.s. - If you or someone you know suffers from “graphic design deficiency,” I’m available for print and web design!
