The Zone Fall/Winter ’10 Project Profile: Zoltun Design Catalog Ad
This issue’s Project Profile is about a project of our own: a little piece of our new ad campaign.
This issue’s Project Profile is about a project of our own: a little piece of our new ad campaign.
Zoltun Design sponsored a public service announcement for the Missing Children Awareness Campaign on KQV Radio. LISTEN HERE!
Thanks to Al Gore’s invention of the Internet back in the day, global news is literally available at our fingertips 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. But you knew that. It’s the rapidly growing social media networks that …
You don’t want your project to get lost in translation. Translation work is daunting – so much that a single sentence could have hundreds, even thousands, of possible translations in various languages. Fixing a poor translation job is much more …
You’d think that people would have more common sense than to Super Glue® an eye patch to their face. But you’d be wrong and, for that, we have stories like these. While we know that dressing up can be a …
We’re coming up on the end of October (already, can you believe it!) and Zoltun is hosting a Thanksgiving food drive for Pittsburgh-based Rainbow Kitchen Community Services. Rainbow Kitchen is an amazing non-profit organization dedicated to helping low-income and poverty-stricken …
Two weeks ago, retail giant Gap, Inc. almost abandoned its iconic blue-and-white box logo for, um, a newer model. One that featured Helvetica in black on a white background and a small blue gradient box in the upper right corner. …
If you’ve watched, read, or listened to any form of news recently, you know that the irritating infestation of the stink bug continues to plague our section of the country. One congressman actually called it a “terrorist bug.” Seriously. In …
There’s a lot of stuff on the Internet. Take a simple search on Google: you type one thing in the search bar, and you receive hits for thousands or even millions of unrelated-yet-totally-distracting links. And instead of moving on and …
The Greek goddess Athena was the original heroine. Known as “Athena, Goddess of Wisdom,” her roles in ancient Grecian times were as diplomat, planner, and mediator. She was renowned for her fairness and compassion, yet also for her strategic and …