by Third Eye Design Studio (Heather) | Aug 8, 2026 | New Technology and Services
I found an old drawing I created back in 2005 when I first started taking yoga classes and decided to see what I could do with it via “Illustrator Concept to Vector”. Using Adobe “Illustrator Concept to Vector” feature and the geometric option,... 
by Third Eye Design Studio (Heather) | Dec 5, 2025 | Business Strategy, New Technology and Services, Small Business, Website Templates
I’m currently working on a couple of landing pages for a client where, after purchasing a product, customers are automatically redirected to another page that upsells a related offer. This approach is often used as part of a one-page sales funnel, where the goal is to... 
by Third Eye Design Studio (Heather) | Nov 26, 2025 | Holistic Logo Designs, Logo Design, New Technology and Services, Small Business
I was recently asked this question after finalizing a logo for a client: “How do you copyright a logo?” Protecting your brand identity is crucial, and a copyright ensures that your logo remains legally yours. In the United States, the process is straightforward. You... 
by Third Eye Design Studio (Heather) | Nov 12, 2025 | Business Strategy, Internet Marketing, New Technology and Services
While I was uploading an audio episode for my client, Astrologer Carol Bellis, I stumbled upon something I hadn’t noticed before: Substack offers podcasting. I had no idea you could host and share podcasts right inside your Substack page. It connects your audio... 
by Third Eye Design Studio (Heather) | Aug 23, 2025 | My Life, New Technology and Services
QR codes have become a trendy way for businesses to connect with customers. You see them on menus, flyers, event posters, and even business cards. They’re quick, modern, and easy to generate. But there’s a big problem: QR code accessibility isn’t universal. Not every... 
by Third Eye Design Studio (Heather) | Mar 26, 2025 | New Technology and Services
One of my clients (and also a friend), Kristina, needed two pop-ups —you know, those little windows that pop up with an offer or message when you land on a page? One was to invite people to sign up for her newsletter, and another was offering a free reading—she’s a...