Lazur Graphics

07/05/2021

Twiggy Nutkin just got the hang of speech buttons and asks to continue what she’d been doing but with a new flavor

12/09/2020

“On the computer” early today

09/04/2020

Fulfilling my 3 post requirement to make Instagram understand I’m legit—a few schoolhouse details from my home/office. It was a one room school from 1850-1910, then empty, then sold to become a residence in 1930.

09/04/2020

I designed this logo way back in 1992 soon after college graduation. My college mentor was a potter and potters use something called a chop to mark their pieces. They’re more graphic than the kind of signature a painter uses. Another influence: My dad had a logo for his accounting business, Lazur and Associates, that used connected the L to the A like this—but with less panache. He was accountant after all. Although my last name is pronounced ‘Lazzer’, the pointy edges in this design likely reinforce the most common pronunciation: Laser

09/04/2020

I like to know how to use the tools that I tell my small business clients to use so here’s my first post on an Instagram business account. Donna is one of my small business clients and also my dog walker. Goose joined us we for our outdoor, social distanced work session. We were getting her Facebook business account set up and talking about Instagram too. When she arrived, I told her Goose has been reluctant to be outside at all lately, which is strange for him. A few weeks ago, we had a terrible run in with a ground neat of yellow jackets in a neighbors yard. A big clump of them landed above his tail and stung his back repeatedly until I brushed them off with a stick. Benadryl and ice wasn’t enough to make him comfortable afterwards but a trip to the doggie ER helped. They gave him a steroid shot. Anyway, long story to get to today where I thought his fear of being outside was 🐝 paranoia. It sort of was. Donna noticed he startled any time a leaf 🍁 fell within his field of vision. And this is the time of year when they start to fall. So it was bee paranoia but triggered by falling leaves. Smart guy to be afraid of flying objects now. Donna helped reassure him and we’ll get his mojo back before major leaf falling starts.

08/28/2020

Facebook wants me to prove this account isn’t dormant. Does this post count as awake?

08/28/2020

Facebook wants me to prove this account isn’t dormant. It just woke up.

10/11/2017

At first I thought they just did this for their own ad. Nope! The whole magazine. Now I understand why they had trouble finding a publication willing to do it. Insane but great!! Bonus, I turned on wifi calling too, so the ad worked even via media attention.

Incredibly detailed media stunt promotes … better wifi?

06/23/2016

Vinyl graphics going up!!! Things are getting REAL for Opportunity Barks Behavior & Training and their new logo in their new Philly training studio. I'm not there but the Mini Cooper in the reflection makes me feel like I am! by Leigh Morgan Siegfried

05/24/2016

Skim the beginning and scroll down to unexpected treasures from advertisers doing tricky things with type way before the computer age.

How a strange face in a random 19th-century newspaper ad became a portal to a forgotten moment in ASCII art history

02/24/2016

No more having to 'like' things that are sad. FB just rolled out an expansion on the Like button feature to everyone. It will automatically show up on desktop. For mobile, you'll have to update your app.

For businesses, it'll be interesting to see if your fans adopt the new buttons and how FB Insights tracks them.

more details on the rollout http://mashable.com/2016/02/24/facebook-reactions-new-like-button/

01/08/2016

I just bought this Adobe Stock image for an Opportunity Barks Behavior & Training project and noticed a little schmutz in the pup's mouth. I zoomed in. The zoomed in view and 2 possibilities attached.