The term “social network” says it all. At its core, the purpose of social networking is to share and communicate with one another. It’s easy, fun, and doesn’t require a lot of commitment. Most social media communication is superficial, inciting a casual “like” or emoji....
APRIL FOOLS! Exciting news! After an overwhelming year of developing our international client base, we have decided to relocate. Beginning July 2016, our headquarters will be based in the business district of Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, where we aim to continue Creative Juice’s international growth. The idea originated after a...
As discussed in Clarity Over Clutter, customers do not respond well to clutter. However, a page shouldn’t be boring either. Where is the happy medium? What does a “clean” design actually look like? A clean design is one in which the viewer absorbs the information...
As designers, we have a language all our own, which can sometimes leave you saying, “What in the world does that mean?” Have no fear, here are a few terms — and their definitions — that you may hear from us along the way. BLEED When printing,...
Even if you don’t suffer from crippling stage fright, it’s common to feel nervous in front of a large crowd. Public speaking is the most common social phobia, and some people fear it more than death itself. Even when speaking about something for which we...
Whether it is a poster or a website, layout can mean the difference between clear communication and customer confusion, which leads to wasted advertising dollars. Layout generally refers to the sizing, spacing, and placement of content on a page (in our case, a web page)....
Color can be persuasive, emotional and triggering. Based on each person’s personal preferences and experiences, a particular color may invoke a particular memory or feeling. This makes it especially difficult to ascertain which colors to use for branding or marketing, because the impact it will...
It is rumored that the two most recognized words in the world are “OK” and “Coke”. Coca-Cola was invented in 1886 by Dr. John S. Pemberton, an Atlanta pharmacist who found that when the syrup was mixed with carbonated soda, it made a tasty beverage....
A good graphic designer pours love into their craft. Time is spent transforming ideas into visuals through close attention paid to minute details of line, color, and space. Navigating the relationship between syntax (the design) and semantics (the meaning behind it), and having that hidden...
February is the month of love. It’s natural to splurge more on chocolate and flowers, but don’t forget about your logo. Show it some love by giving it an updated look, while keeping in mind logo design basics. The ultimate aim of any logo is...
