Sold my first Architectural Rendering job at 15, with the help of my Graphic Artist cousin to a local business that was building a new building. 

Perhaps I too should incorporate more "smut" in those postings to get people to actually read it lol!

When I do, my offer does not have an expiration date, includes my articles of incorporation, my POF, my corporate resolution, and a COPY of my EMD check.

The web as we know it is a derivative of that browser, which was the first to allow graphical interface.

We were the first Multifamily project in the city to earn such a designation and the first in the County to incorporate Universal Design features allowing seniors to "age in place". 

(Sorry for being so blunt and graphic. 

I like the idea of incorporating digital marketing into the mix. 

Can anyone please direct my husband and I to the blog/website Brandon Turner mentioned on one of the podcasts that he used to incorporate his handwriting to be used as a font? 

In my area we are seeing a trend in corporate owned gas stations that own and custom build their stores.

A lot of that has to do with the fact that I draw from much older design models than many renovators... the houses I work on are either older (1950's) or designed to look older (Neo-bungalow/victorian crossovers).All that means is that while I have certain design modes I try to follow (No horizontal tile surfaces, for example), the houses I work on generally each tend to require something unique to the house.Example, the neo-bungalow we built most recently has a craftsman/early Victorian crossover trim package that incorporates both simple door and window casing with very craftsman-looking pediments, and cove molding which is a very early-Victorian thing to do.