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Graham "Logo" Smith and His Interesting Logo Blog

As someone who is interested in graphic design and marketing, I find Graham Smith's blog to be very fascinating. I found myself drawn to his blog because he essentially shares other ideas and images that are not his own, then infuses his own thoughts to create a post. His blog acts not just as an area where his thoughts come out, but a place where one can see a variety of opinions, logos, and various other things. I feel reading this blog will allow me to see the viewpoints and works of multiple professionals in the field, while giving me Smith's perspective on it.

The last three posts have a range. The most recent post was about a new "AV" logo he designed that is for sale, while describing his experience in the business and describing what all is included with the purchase of the logo. The second most recent post has Smith sharing NASA's confirmed logo for Exploration Mission-1, while merely saying he is excited to see the next logo. The third most recent is, again, something he is sharing. This time it is a map of Japan, with company logos placed where the business' main offices are located. It was an interesting find.

Overall, I think his blog posts benefit from his views being intertwined with the work of others. If you want to check out his blog, you can do so by clicking this link: https://imjustcreative.com/blog

Excited to see where he goes next! And as always, thanks for reading!

- Harrison Jones

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