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Brittany: Sometimes I read something and I get really angry with myself because I didn't write it myself.  This one is for all you literary folks out there. Texts from Jane Eyre. I die...

Kristen: I love these past, present, and potential future logos of major companies.  How will logos evolve in a few years?

Once you’ve chosen a color for your design project that communicates all the right things, then what? Certainly that can’t be the ONLY color you use in your whole design!

Well, it’s not. Today we’re going to explore the topic of color combinations!

When combined with other colors, each color helps work to tell a story. Just like with words, you can’t tell a story with only one sentence--you need a few others in there to help support it. Below, you’ll find a few examples of what we’re talking about to help us demonstrate what we mean.

It's been a glorious 4th of July week, hasn't it? Most of you were probably on vacation, but we here at GLAD WORKS were hard at work on all of your projects, plus we found some fun stuff for you today.

Please enjoy!

Andre:  If you've ever wondered how they make fast food look soooo delicious in photos, this is the post for you!  It's a behind the scenes video at a fast food photo shoot. Say cheeseburger!

Kristen:  Want to see somebody teach an annoying dancing banana a lesson? You'll LOL!

Liz: RIP Nora Ephron. To this day, I tell friends that I order my food like Sally from “When Harry Met Sally” and they all know what I mean. (And eat with me anyway.)

Last week we talked about the history of women in computer programming starting with Ada Lovelace in the 1840s, and moving on to Grace Hopper and The ENIAC Girls around WWII.