Comments for Muller Design Studio http://mullerdesignstudio.com Graphic & Web Design in Vancouver, WA and Portland, OR Thu, 28 Jul 2011 23:50:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on Advertising is dead. Long live… brand experiences. by Brian http://mullerdesignstudio.com/advertising-is-dead-long-live-brand-experiences#comment-370 Brian Thu, 28 Jul 2011 23:50:22 +0000 http://mullerdesignstudio.com/blog/?p=73#comment-370 Thanks Sara! Glad you like it. Keep reading and we'll keep writing! :) Thanks Sara! Glad you like it. Keep reading and we’ll keep writing! :)

]]> Comment on Advertising is dead. Long live… brand experiences. by Sara Prator http://mullerdesignstudio.com/advertising-is-dead-long-live-brand-experiences#comment-368 Sara Prator Fri, 22 Jul 2011 17:29:45 +0000 http://mullerdesignstudio.com/blog/?p=73#comment-368 Another great Weekly What! Thanks guys! Another great Weekly What! Thanks guys!

]]> Comment on An interview with Muller Design Studio’s Senior Web designer by Nancy Bacon http://mullerdesignstudio.com/an-interview-with-muller-design-studios-senior-web-designer#comment-357 Nancy Bacon Sat, 18 Jun 2011 20:12:43 +0000 http://mullerdesignstudio.com/?p=1142#comment-357 I loved getting to know Kristin better through your interview. She really is as sweet as I thought she want. She is smart and always willing to help. I enjoy working with her. I share her love of Spode. I loved getting to know Kristin better through your interview. She really is as sweet as I thought she want. She is smart and always willing to help. I enjoy working with her. I share her love of Spode.

]]> Comment on How to create screen captures with Mac OS X and Windows by Brian http://mullerdesignstudio.com/how-to-create-screen-captures-with-mac-os-x-and-windows#comment-342 Brian Mon, 18 Apr 2011 00:28:39 +0000 http://mullerdesignstudio.com/?p=1022#comment-342 Hi Matt! Thanks for the comment. I'll check out the tip about changing default save locations-- that's a handy feature to have. Thank you for that tip! Hi Matt! Thanks for the comment. I’ll check out the tip about changing default save locations– that’s a handy feature to have. Thank you for that tip!

]]> Comment on How to create screen captures with Mac OS X and Windows by Matt http://mullerdesignstudio.com/how-to-create-screen-captures-with-mac-os-x-and-windows#comment-341 Matt Fri, 15 Apr 2011 22:33:26 +0000 http://mullerdesignstudio.com/?p=1022#comment-341 Brian, Good stuff. Being on Mac for a lot of years it has been nice to see the new additions. I remember the "Caps lock" key used to be a modifier also, but that seems to have gone away. I also have Snapz Pro to capture really cool stuff... movies, etc. I am using Win 7 more now (not more than Mac, just more), and it's nice to find out about snipping tool. Is that in "Accessories"? I read a good <a href="http://tinyurl.com/ScreenCaptureMac" rel="nofollow">how to tip</a> about a month ago on Twitter about changing the default Save location for all the Picture 1, 2, 3 PNG files on your desktop. This is a nice post though... shortcut articles always catch my eye! I hope to meet you one of these days. Oh, and your byline on this post is a <a href="http://mattbepler.com/screens/bybyline.png" rel="nofollow">by_byline.</a> Or, it was 'til you fixed it! Brian,

Good stuff. Being on Mac for a lot of years it has been nice to see the new additions. I remember the “Caps lock” key used to be a modifier also, but that seems to have gone away. I also have Snapz Pro to capture really cool stuff… movies, etc. I am using Win 7 more now (not more than Mac, just more), and it’s nice to find out about snipping tool. Is that in “Accessories”? I read a good how to tip about a month ago on Twitter about changing the default Save location for all the Picture 1, 2, 3 PNG files on your desktop. This is a nice post though… shortcut articles always catch my eye! I hope to meet you one of these days. Oh, and your byline on this post is a by_byline. Or, it was ’til you fixed it!

]]> Comment on Ten typography tips for creating great looking (and readable!) business documents. by Brian http://mullerdesignstudio.com/ten-typography-tips-for-creating-great-looking-and-readable-business-documents#comment-26 Brian Sat, 12 Feb 2011 02:03:16 +0000 http://mullerdesignstudio.com/?p=850#comment-26 Great! We're glad you liked it. Did you get to keep the big office? :) Great! We’re glad you liked it. Did you get to keep the big office? :)

]]> Comment on Ten typography tips for creating great looking (and readable!) business documents. by Marti Earhart http://mullerdesignstudio.com/ten-typography-tips-for-creating-great-looking-and-readable-business-documents#comment-24 Marti Earhart Fri, 11 Feb 2011 18:38:47 +0000 http://mullerdesignstudio.com/?p=850#comment-24 The analogy you used to get illustrate your point about white space is so true. When the employees at my work moved into new office spaces a few years back, my office mate and I got the largest office with the most natural sunlight. For awhile there I felt like I was the "big cheese!" Good basic article! Thanks :-) The analogy you used to get illustrate your point about white space is so true. When the employees at my work moved into new office spaces a few years back, my office mate and I got the largest office with the most natural sunlight. For awhile there I felt like I was the “big cheese!”

Good basic article! Thanks :-)

]]> Comment on Treat your vendors like partners by Nani Paape http://mullerdesignstudio.com/treat-your-vendors-like-partners#comment-8 Nani Paape Fri, 30 Apr 2010 16:55:55 +0000 http://mullerdesignstudio.com/blog/?p=24#comment-8 Hello! Thank you for your kind words about my article. I'm glad you enjoyed it. It appeared on my blog, "Printing Disasters—and How to Avoid Them." As I was leaving the first advertising agency I worked for, a senior writer gave me this piece of advice: "Remember, it's not WHERE you work, it's HOW you work, because you will see us all and work with again." So true... Best wishes to you in your endeavors, ~Nani Hello! Thank you for your kind words about my article. I’m glad you enjoyed it. It appeared on my blog, “Printing Disasters—and How to Avoid Them.”

As I was leaving the first advertising agency I worked for, a senior writer gave me this piece of advice: “Remember, it’s not WHERE you work, it’s HOW you work, because you will see us all and work with again.” So true…

Best wishes to you in your endeavors, ~Nani

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