We truly had great year here at My Chief Marketing Officer. Looking back, a lot happened in 2012 and it was a year of growth, excitement, trials, tribulations, hard work, frustration, hugs, laughter, learning experiences, great business, and true creativity.[…]

Our logo this week comes from a collection of logos sent to us by a friend of Marstudio’s. The compilation is of 30 different logos that all have some sort of hidden meaning when you look more closely, and we chose our favorite to highlight as the logo of the week.[…]

In the spirit of Halloween, we chose a spooky set of designs for this week’s Logo of the Week. This article from DesignTaxi.com highlights some of the ultra-creative designs from Virginia designer, Igor Ovsyannykov. These famous logos got a Halloween makeover,[…]

We come across many people who are intrigued by and curious about our work, but aren’t quite sure exactly what is we “do.” And since graphic design and marketing are such broad fields, it can be tough to narrow down a precise definition.[…]

When businesses set out to market themselves, the most common ideas that come to mind are flyers, print ads, website banners, and email blasts. While these collateral pieces have proven to be useful and effective, there are more creative ways to get your business’[…]

At My Chief Marketing Officer, we’re always on the lookout for innovative ways to showcase our latest projects and highlight our creative prowess. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our newest promotional video—an awe-inspiring showcase of our hottest work and creative talent.[…]

Every year NBA commissions a series of ads that are very striking in execution and ingenuity. Few years back it was the split screen commercials that put rivals faces on either side of the TV screen both uttering the same words.[…]

It is so refreshing to see famous artists at display in places that you least expect them to appear. In a recent trip to London I had the privilege of staying at the newly improved Toronto Airport, and to my delight I encountered a great work from Richard Serra greeting me as soon as I descended from the escalator that took me to the gates.[…]

Seven decades of anonymity unravels for Carmen Herrera when she sells her first painting for $50,000. Now every museum and gallery in the world is scrambling to get their hands on her minimalist paintings. She used to paint in peace and enjoy the lifestyle of an anonymous artist but her work is just too good to be kept a secret any longer.[…]