The New York Computer Forensics Web site was the first of over a dozen domestic sites created for the parent firm, Global Digital Forensics. With offices worldwide, they definitely have their finger on the pulse of computer forensics. If you need to find out what is really stored on a hard drive, they can tell [...]
Our latest Web site debuted recently: New York Computer Forensic Services. We’ll have more on this later. This week, Kelley is recuperating from an injury to her right arm, so she’s avoiding graphics work as much as possible.
They say big things can come in small packages, dynamite is the often cited example. After creating the book cover and doing the typesetting for this book on electronic etiquette, we think it will similarly distinguish itself.
It happened again. A potential client we haven’t heard from in a very, very, very long time popped up on our radar. Last year, we posted about working with an author to produce a series of books, pamphlets, and DVDs. We heard from that author again and she wants to move forward on the project [...]
We’ve landed a gig doing the Security Update newsletters for Linux.com – a division of OSTG. SlashDot is also a part of OSTG. Watch for our weekly contributions!
We’ve all heard other people say it and maybe we’ve said it ourselves: jumping rope for 10 minutes gives the same health benefits as 30 minutes of jogging. But who drives across town to the gym just to jump rope? Who wants to swing a rope around and put lamps and everything else in jeopardy? [...]
Just finishing up some work on a poster and flyers for the Ronn Guidi Foundation in the San Francisco Bay area. Here’s a little sneak preview, a thumbnail of the poster. We had fun with the flyer, an insert. We created a trifold insert for the program and mailings. For program and catalog inserts, the [...]
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