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On starting a new blog...

Sorry for the whiplash in blog designs this week. I sort of liked my last design but it just wasn't feeling cohesive to me. I swear the hardest-to-please client I will ever have is myself!

I also decided to start a design blog more solely dedicated to my design work and creative entrepreneurial endeavors. I've had the URL saved for awhile and just got the urging this weekend to actually set it up!

The blog you're on now is not going away, don't worry. It'll still be as crazy and fun-filled as always. I just really wanted a calmer, more focused spot to display my designs and focus a bit more on the business side of being a graphic designer. So... hop on over and subscribe if that's something that interests you!

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  1. I've been looking to change my blog theme this week, but I can't make up my mind, so I know how you feel! I can't design anything, so I have to go with a pre-made theme, although that doesn't make it any easier! I like what you've done here though. I'll check out your new blog asap!

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  2. I am going to start playing with mine this weekend, I want to change it up and streamline it, it has too much extra;)

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  3. I think I have an addicition to changing my blog around. I've changed it around so many times in the past year and a half. I think I have finally found something that will stick. Off to check out your design blog! :)

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