not squared to blog it

 From the Squaredy Cats™ blog.

 From the Squaredy Cats™ Facebook page. 

We finally started a blog and a Facebook fan page for the Squaredy Cats. There's tons of content to be added, so watch for it. The news for Squaredy Cats should be picking up too, so watch for that to increase as well.

We'll be posting cats on the blog along with anecdotes about what we were thinking when they were individually designed.

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We'll keep the fan feed in the sidebar to the right as well.

Couldn't have described this better

Self-employed does not mean unprofessional.

I saw about seven friends post this on Facebook, and it rings so true for those who are self-employed. It's been kind of a running joke in the free-lance world for a long time. It's like when stand-up comedians tell the story about when people meet them, they want them to tell a joke or "say something funny."

With respect to all clients, past and future, being self-employed is difficult. It becomes even more difficult if our efforts as artists are treated as flea-market bargains or swap-meet negotiations. I urge all clients (for the benefit of all who are self-employed and your own good) to watch this video. It presents our dilemma clearly, and in a humorous way.

Squaredy Cats™ are a Facebook app

We've set up a Squaredy Cats Facebook gift app. If you use Facebook, please help us promote our Squaredy Cats by sending gifts to friends. The more you send, the more you unlock, and you can send more. Become a fan too. Put Squaredy Cats on your wall!

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Expo pins

We just ordered our pins for the Licensing Expo. They should be here just in time before we take off to Las Vegas.
This is the first place the third character is appearing from the Wudjadoo brand. Elaine designed the pig and bunny, and now the new puppy.

The Art of Licensing

Our ad is in the digital Art of Licensing on page 10! w00t!
Can’t wait to see if we get any interest before the Licensing Expo in June.