Kitty&Wool's Upgrading... WordPress Time!

After much deliberation, I have decided to change my blog over to the wonderfully powerful WordPress! This is mainly for two reasons -

1. Blogger won't delete your blog (They even deleted their own blog once... http://bit.ly/6zURlr)
   
2. WordPress is a CMS (Content Management System) and I want to experiment with how it can be integrated into my website - http://www.danielryland.co.uk
3. It also displays some really good statistics on your blog, telling you how many views per day your getting.

OK, maybe that was 3 reasons but the first one was a bit of a joke.

So from now on, Kitty&Wool with be WordPress-ing instead of Blogger-ing and can be found here -

http://cityandwool.wordpress.com/

P.S. Notice Kitty&Wool has now become City&Wool... this, I hope, will become my professional brand.

A New Style For The Kitty&Wool

A new style for the Kitty&Wool blog has been applied. This notebook/scrapbook style has been designed by RayCreations.net. For more free blogspot themes have a look at the link below -

http://www.raycreationsindia.com/free-blogspot-templates.aspx

Identities - Logo Ideas

Here are the logo ideas for my identities project -

I have designed two different logos. One for Kitty&Wool, which is the name of my blog, and the other, City&Wool, as a mainstream design company.

How the names came about...
I wanted a blog name that was witty and cool but couldn't think of anything until I swapped the first letters around. This then became 'citty and wool.' After thinking about my blog name a little more, I saw that I could get two names from it.

The first would be 'Kitty&Wool' for my blog becuase the blog is a way of documenting ideas and the way we play with and develop our ideas. In the same way, kittens play around with wool.

For the second name, City&Wool, (Ok, maybe it does sound a little like the outcome of a random company name genarator but it isn't!) I wanted an original company/brand name. City&Wool is relevant becuase I'm studying and living in a city (Nottingham) and the wool part is relevant because its a connection of people and ideas to produce and end product/design.

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