I often say if you found out your local ‘favorite’ was closing people would flock there. As a ‘local’ business hoping to be a ‘favorite’ how do you convert this love into attendance. The language of The 3/50 Project really resonates with this struggle and communicates the idea without being combative with larger national business. The Elephant is loved but its always great to see him jump to the little mouse. Don’t sell out, buy in, en 2010!
Yesterday, The London Times named their list of top 50 Design Blogs. Of the millions of blogs out in www land, the blogs chosen have focus’ on interior, product, and graphic design. Check them out for last minute Christmas gift/decorating inspiration or just for the need to see new and beautiful things and places.
Some of my personal favorite blogs made the list including…
#40 Chez Larsson a Swedish blog written by Benita Larsson on Design/Organizing/DIY blog
#36 Oh So Beautiful Paper Invitation/Stationary/Everything else paper blog written by Nole in Washington, DC
#31 Making it Lovely Chicagoan Nicole Balch, a woman who LOVES pink everything, writes about her house to home renovation style & journey
#2 Design*Sponge Brooklyn writer Grace Bonney features reader projects, artists home interiors and so much more
You are at Gamil (as opposed to Gmail). We are a graphic and product design firm in Raleigh, NC, and we've been around since 1995.
A few years ago, we noticed a remarkable amount of new traffic. After doing a bit of research, we realized lots and lots of Gmail users were getting ahead of themselves when typing and ending up visiting us instead of their email account. So we started a blog to say "Hi!"
Feel free to stick around for a while — and return as often as you like!
January 6, 2010 
Tags: , animation, Art, Creativity, Danish, Design, Design Sponge, film, New Zealand Book Council, OK Great, paper, Paper Crave, Peter Callesen, video, Yuken Teruya 
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