Living Organism is Vitamin’s blog for sharing thoughts on branding, public relations, web site and graphic design.
by Doug Hucker on May 8, 2013
Adobe recently announced that there would be no Creative Suite 7. From now on, all upgrades and improvements to their software will only be available through the Creative Cloud, Adobe's subscription-based service.
by Doug Hucker on April 5, 2013
I love Apple products (Disclaimer: This is NOT another post about how awesome Apple is, I promise). I was introduced to my first Apple computer in college.
by Natalie Barg on March 19, 2013
We admit it, we’re addicted to our phones and it’s partially because of all the cool applications available to entertain us and help us organize our lives.
by Natalie Barg on March 5, 2013
Managing successful social media accounts is easy, right? Not so much. We’re always exploring new ways to utilize various online platforms.
by Amanda Karfakis on February 14, 2013
We’re giving February some serious “Heart Love.” It’s American Heart Month, so we interviewed the head of marketing at Saint Agnes Hospital
by Mike Karfakis on February 14, 2013
You asked, we answer. In this article we highlight the 7 most frequently asked questions our clients ask about branding, marketing, public relations, email marketing, and web site design. Is print dead? How often should we update our web site? ...
by Patrick White on February 14, 2013
We are always on the lookout for the next best thing when it comes to piping tunes into the studio at Vitamin. We’ve tried all the popular internet radio services over recent years – Sirius, Pandora, Last.fm, Slacker, and Spotify to name a few. The latest in that line that of browser jukeboxes that is getting a lot of attention is Songza.
by Doug Hucker on February 14, 2013
Michael Jordan, the man who many consider to be the greatest basketball player of all time, celebrates his 50th birthday this month as well as the twenty-eighth anniversary of his iconic and ubiquitous "Air Jordan" sneaker. First donned by Jordan in 1984 as a rookie NBA player, the shoes were released to the public the following year in 1985.
Adobe recently announced that there would be no Creative Suite 7. From now on, all upgrades and improvements to their software will only be available through the Creative Cloud, Adobe's subscription-based service.…