So now that you have a friend named Jay, what are you going to do with him? Yes, he's a computer guy, but don't let that deter you from busting loose with him. Quite frankly, I think that there are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to techies. Do they play Dungeons and Dragons? Probably, but they also know how to hijack the neighbors internet and cable. I'll have a beer with that guy any day of the week.
All of that said, our friend, Jay Masunaga is so much more then a D&D playing, cable stealing, tech monster. Maybe he has a couple of hacker secrets he can share with you if you're nice, but what he really does is much different than that. In fact, in addition to technology consulting, Jay offers web design, auction selling services, web strategy, digital archiving, SEO support, hosting, e-commerce and toe nail clipping.
Opps. I'm not sure how that last one slipped in there. Maybe it's because I've always want a personal toe nail clipper and by mentioning it, Jay would start offering it. It's just a thought.
In terms of the logo, Jay pretty much let us have free reign. We took the open invitation with arms wide open (not the Creed kind) and did what we do best — took a nap. But, after that, we did what we do second best — designed a professional logo that will help position Jay as a technology and marketing consulting rock star.
Take-aways and to-dos: Become a friend of Jay — literally. Not an electronic friend on Facebook. A real live friend. Next, leave us a comment and tell Jay what you think about his schnazzy new logo. Lastly, come hang out with us on Twitter and Facebook. Cool?
Bye bye computer guy
Nice job on the logo, guys! The Creed comment made me laugh. Thanks, I needed that!
ResponderEliminarAt the risk of sounding like a geek, what I liked about this logo was that it looks a like a purple elephant. Which made me wondered if Jay's surname had anything to do with elephants. Stop me if you know this, but Wikipedia says that "Masunaga" is derived from one of the Buddhist Heavenly Kings (Virudhaka, patron of growth) AND in Buddhism elephants are symbols of strength and steadfastness. So, that implies good stuff about Jay, but on the other hand, I may be reading too much into it. Sometimes a logo is just a logo. And no doubt, my boss would appreciate if I used my time to actually work rather than chase random mythology.
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