The Internet can bring so much information to anyone who seeks it. Whether you are looking for content that has practical use or you are merely looking for something that can help you pass time, the Internet will not fail you.
If you are looking for unique content that will make you smile, laugh, or even raise your eyebrows, then Treovr is a good place to visit. It is a relatively new blog, but what you can find is definitely interesting. It features arts and culture – from the “sick” to the interesting to the experimental. You can also read about technology bits, science features, and more. I have to say, however, that if you are looking for the conventional, you might want to go some place else. Treovr is all about the unique stuff.
Posted on August 7, 2010 in Art Blogs, Tech Blogs by noemi · Leave a reply
Many businesses have turned to blogging in order to reach out to their customers – both existing and potential. They have discovered the effectiveness of blogging as a way to provide more useful information to their market. Lightning Labels Blog is a great example of how a business uses this form of communication to share information.
In their blog, one can find out what the company does. The blog provides intensive information on how the company creates labels and why their method is much better than the traditional way of printing labels. More than this, however, the blog shares other bits of info that customers may find useful. From industry news to labeling basics to design to selling your products, this blog really packs a lot of info that adds value.
Posted on June 6, 2010 in Art Blogs, Business Blogs by noemi · 1 lonesome comment
Tattoos used to be taboo. Much like so many things in life, however, ideas and perceptions have changed. When in the past, tattooed people were prone to discrimination, tattoos have now become some sort of a “coolness” symbol. I don’t have any tattoos, but I have to admit that I have been tempted to get one before. I guess that it really is a big commitment.
Anyhow, I still do like watching shows like LA Ink and looking at pictures of awesome tattoos. I stumbled upon a blog called Tattoo which talks about – you guessed it – tatts. It does not have as much information as I would have liked as there are only a few posts, but some of the photos of real tattoos make it worth a visit.
Posted on July 8, 2009 in Art Blogs, Hobby Blogs by noemi · 4 opinions voiced
One of the ways entrepreneurs and artists can gain exposure today is by creating and maintaining a blog of their own. I particularly like blogs which are the extension of an artistic mind. Take for example Blogofo, a blog which showcases the portfolio of Canadian artist Owen Swain.
In this blog, you will see Swain’s sketches in every post. While I am no art expert, I have to say that the sketches sat well with me – very well actually, that I had to keep browsing his archives to see more. With each sketch, the blogger also writes some text that serves as a description. What makes it more interesting is the tidbit of info that the blogger-artist adds which may or may not be related to the sketch. It really is a very good blog to visit.
Posted on May 31, 2009 in Art Blogs by noemi · 1 lonesome comment
You may be thinking, who the heck is Janice Sullivan and why would I want to pay her blog a visit? Why not, I ask you back. Janice Sullivan runs a photography business specializing in macro and close up photographs. While the blog is definitely an extension of her business, an effort to gain more exposure for it, it also brings readers a lot of information that can be used on a daily basis.
Janice Sullivan’s Blog is a good example of what a business’ blog should be like. It offers tips and tricks on how to take close up pictures – what her business is all about. It does not force the business on people but instead provides useful information that just might convert readers into customers. Looking for info on macro photography? Pay this blog a visit and treat your eyes to some nice photos while you’re at it.
Posted on May 30, 2009 in Art Blogs, Photo Blogs by noemi · Leave a reply