Showing posts with label Free. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free. Show all posts

Thursday, August 27, 2009

Free 2009 Calendar - Download September

September's calendar design is inspired by back to school season. It is meant to evoke transition. I choose the color blue for September, not to comment on the blues of leaving summer behind, but rather to play upon the popular uniform color which many of Boston's children don.

Click here to download September from my website.

Print on 5x7 card stock. I use eco-white from Paper Source.

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Free 2009 calendar, one month at a time


After searching for the perfect 2009 calendar to no avail, I decided to start designing my own. If you are also in search of a new calendar, something to help you track the days of the month at a glance, then you're in luck, I'm sharing my designs with you. January is done and ready for printing. At the end of each month I'll post next month's design. Print it out, hang it up and enjoy. Download January 2009 today. The calendar is 5 inches by 7 inches and looks great printed on eco-white card stock from Paper Source.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Wired's free magazine offer to promote Free by Chris Anderson


Wired is re-packaging the standard magazine offer (free copy) with its March 2008 cover story - Free: Why $0.00 is the Future of Business by Chris Anderson. The first 10,000 people to register will get the March 2008 issue for free, after allowing a ridiculous 6-8 weeks for shipping (get your free copy here). You'll also undoubtedly get years worth of junk mail inviting you to become a paid subscriber.

If you're not up to waiting out the anticipation you can read the feature article online. It starts out with a story about King Gillette's invention of the razor and his, at the time revolutionary idea to grow his business by giving away his razors for free. The story sets the stage for the exploration and proliferation of free stuff, with the web being a major catalyst. The article is also the "free" teaser for Chris Anderson's book FREE due out in 2009.

Update: Trendwatching has a great trend briefing on the insurgence of free goods, or what Trendwatching dubs "Free Love." Read it now.