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I assumed that to be the case. I surely didn't think my editorial content was merit enough to elevate my status. But then again, I wondered if it might be a temporary "freemium", intended to whet our appetites enough to eventually sign on permanently. JB

Your photos are proof positive that hospitals are "sterile" in more ways than one. I would definitely be leaning heavily toward nature/forest/aquatic themed murals: places where most at-risk kids have never been. Cork boards are an excellent idea, and since chalkboards are terribly dusty, I...

Well, that was certainly faster than I had expected. Listed for just 3 hours! SOLD!

For Sale: SignLab 7 Vinyl This is a stand-alone full version of SignLab 7 Vinyl (cut only); not the watered down version intended to be used with Corel or Adobe. Includes Installer DVD, USB Dongle, Font & Clipart DVD, Installation Manual, User Guide, and Original 3.5 Floppy Disk with License...

Oy-Vey!

The arrow is part of the new ADA initiative for tactile road signage. It all started with those braille center lines on the road. JB

At first glance, I was worried why a client would have access to SignCraft, but now it's obvious. Kudos to The Vector Doctor!

Clickbait warning...the title clearly suggests an intestinal disorder. JB

Error check... "Your" needs to be changed to "You're", which is a contraction of "You are" JB

Adding another business be like...

I've come to the conclusion that my computer runs on magic smoke. I know this for a fact, because I came in one day only to find the magic smoke profusely leaking out of the back of the CPU. After that, it never ran again. Word to the wise: don't let the smoke leak out of your electronic...

A professional job requires professional results. Hire a professional stripper.

Has anybody noticed how many companies are rolling out "preferred customer" and "loyalty" plans? For a fee, you get perks, bonuses and privileges not available to non members. I blame Sam's Club for starting this kind of crap...and the insurance companies with their "multi-vehicle discount"...

Yep...at the end of the day it all comes to rest on our shoulders. Client's remember excuses...every last one of them...for years, it seems. The less ammunition you give them, the better.

With compressed air, blow all the dust off from, and out of the brick. Try this with a small scrap piece: Heat the brick only with a propane torch, using a large diameter tip. Apply vinyl while the brick is still warm. You'd be amazed. If you're worried about the paint on the brick...

In all honesty, a cell phone can be more than I want to carry around at times. I can't imagine what I'd do with a second set of arms. I guess one good aspect is that they would be able to scratch whatever you can't already reach. I am more than a bit skeptical (and perhaps a bit fearful)...

Sounds like you're experiencing an entrepreneurial seizure. Invest in this first....before you get any equipment: https://www.amazon.com/Myth-Revisited-Small-Businesses-About/dp/0887307280/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1532782215&sr=8-1&keywords=emyth+revisited

Dang it...I though this was going to have a good recipe.

For those who jump into a market totally unrelated to their background (which is what I basically did), finding your exact niche will take time...and of course, money...and a lot of hard work. It essentially feels like the "eternal waiting" that a sky diver experiences after jumping out of a...

As with many markets, entry is relatively easy nowadays. Profitability and sustainability are another story all together. There's a fine line between diversification and distraction, and with all the add-on markets out there, one needs to be judicious when pulling the trigger on something...