Many of you who know us personally know that we are a fairly active group, from competing in Olympic triathlons to running half marathons. So it should come as no surprise that we were compelled to lend our design chops to a non-profit organization called Back on my Feet.

Philanthropic initiatives are often an important facet of many businesses and organizations. In working so closely with sororities and fraternities over the past few years it’s become very apparent that doing good and giving back are not just important facets but oftentimes the foundation on which the organization was built.

The stores were all out of Turtle Doves and Leaping Lords this year. So here at Rhyme & Reason Design, we chose to craft our own 12 days of sharing that we are certain will be more useful then seven Swimming Swans. Twelve email newsletters Eleven Twitter tweets Ten convention banners Nine cups of coffee […]

Earlier this year, we had the pleasure of working with Georgetown, Texas’ Convention and Visitors Bureau, designing both their website and 2011 visitor’s brochure. While we feel we channeled the city’s character quite well, we had a little secret: we’d never been to Georgetown, TX. That all changed last week as I journeyed to Austin, […]

Traveling is one of our favorite pastimes here at Rhyme & Reason Design, Inc. If you know us personally, or have read through some of the back pages of our blog, you will have realized that we hop a plane in a blink of an eye. So what better client to have the opportunity to […]

You have been a loyal reader of this here blog for nearly three years now and I must thank you many times over for your interest in reading my ramblings. Now here’s my question to you, after all this time of reading about the cool designs we’ve created and the fun clients we’ve worked with […]

“Who do you know?” is a phrase often used by networking gurus and savvy business people in hopes of generating business from pre-existing contacts. Seeing as I am not afraid to eavesdrop in coffee shops to generate business, asking pre-existing contacts to introduce me to someone in their phone file seems almost like cheating. However, […]