A wonderful cover for SONGLiNES Magazine, and an unbelievably beautiful use of farsi typography.
Mama Creative is now working with Taurus Restaurant in Midtown. We are revamping their menus, website, and more, as we infuse their motto of food, service, and ambience inspired by the spirit, strength, and courage of the bull.
Taurus
The Real Chow Baby restaurant is opening their second location at the Cobb Galleria in August. We are lucky enough to work with their team again in creating their graphics for the new location. With this location being twice as big as the first, we’re getting even more creative with murals, menus, promotions and more. This week, we’re meeting with Dave at Atlanta Signs to create large 3 ft stickers with their famous recipes, then we’re tackling the design of a large “wall of words”.
Check their grand opening out in August! We’ll have their whole graphics system up on our website soon.
We have a new intern on staff at the Mama house. Jasmine has been working and learning with us since early May. She is currently a student at UGA, and a member of the American Marketing Association, who worked with Mama Creative and our marketing efforts in the spring.
We love Jasmine and her upbeat attitude. She has been working with us to develop our new marketing campaign, something to look out for…..
“Have you seen a truly awfulpiece of Photoshop work? Clumsy manipulation, senseless comping, lazy cloning and thoughtless retouching are our bread and butter. And yes, deep down, we love Photoshop.”
That says it all. Check out Photoshop Disasters to see some truly horrific Photoshop tragedies.
There is a great collection of vintage logos on Flickr taken from the book “World of Logotypes” in the 1970’s. It’s interesting to see what is coming back in to style and what is definitely not… click here to see them!
Today is the first day of the Persian New Year. Take a look at the Google graphic above that incorporates the “haft-seen”, or “seven S’s” that Iranians put out for the new year. Each item carries its own meaning: for instance, coins to bring wealth, garlic represents health/medicine, and so on. Each item starts with the letter “seen”, or “s” in Farsi. Iranians everywhere celebrate this non-religious day that dates back over 3000 years. Happy New Year and a good job by Google for illustrating this!
Watch this interesting interview with Michael Beirut.
