Madelyn Curtis
“Oh, to grace how great a debtorDaily I’m constrained to beLet Thy goodness like a fetterBind my wandering heart to TheeProne to wander, Lord I feel itProne to leave the God I loveHere’s my heart, oh take and seal itSeal it for Thy courts above”– Come Thou Fount Come Thou Fount is my favorite hymn. […]
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People like honest, relatable content. We live in a day and age where content is always circulating and a fresh perspective is a highly sought-after commodity. Using stock images for your business is no longer cutting it if you want to keep your audience engaged and watch your business grow. Professional photography allows your business […]
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If you’re starting a new business or beginning to market your business at some point you may find yourself being your own design team. Whether you are designing social media graphics or print materials, a couple of guidelines could be useful when you find yourself staring at a blank artboard. Listed below are 7 design […]
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I think it would be arguable to say that everyone is an advocate. We advocate for our favorite sports team in the stands. We advocate for our political representatives by voting on the ballot. We advocate our favorite brands claiming better quality or taste. We advocate for our favorite schools, bands, businesses, the list can […]
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As I get older it seems I have less and less time to do anything. Crazy right? I am unmarried, no kids, and it still feels as though my time is becoming more and more precious. I can’t imagine having to devote some of it to a husband or child. Yet, I feel it is […]
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Have you ever heard of writer’s block? I’m convinced that visual artists experience the same thing. Let’s call it creator’s block. I can’t count how many times I’ve stared at a blank canvas and felt anxious as to where to begin. Luckily there are millions of places to draw inspiration from. Here are some of […]
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Created for Joy I have always found the idea of doing the same thing every day for the rest of my life absolutely horrifying. I’d say most young adults share the same fear. I couldn’t imagine myself waking up to go sit at a sad grey desk surrounded by sad grey walls in a sad grey […]
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As a shy freshman, I shrunk back at the thought of having to critique my own work, especially having to critique my fellow classmates. Imagine my dismay when I learned that more than half my time spent in the design program at LSU would be “critique days.” I’m displaying hours upon hours of hard work […]
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