Chad, Malia and I would like to wish all of you the very best for the New Year - a year of excitement, vitality and prosperity!
To celebrate, HappyFish Design is offering a limited time special offer for both raw processing and album design services for the month of January 2007!
For details < CLICK HERE > […]
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One of the first things I learned in design school was this: inspiration can be found everywhere and everything.
Emotion: remember how you felt during an important time of your life - maybe your own wedding or the birth of your child … these feelings are being felt by the client for which you’re designing for. […]
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One of the things that we miss about Maui is the Okazuya in Honokowai on the Lower Road (Lower Honoapiilani Road.) For you photographers who are on Maui for a destination wedding, or just on vacation, you just HAVE to go there for lunch or dinner. Recommendations: Mahi with mushrooms and lemon capers. MMMMM. Get […]
I wrote a long reply to a comment made in the Design section regarding color forecasting - and I’ll be honest, I’m new to blogging and I can’t figure out how to add images to a comment …. ?!
The post was called “Pantone Color Reports for 2006/2007” on 04-13-2006.
These are the images that […]
We have been using this fish as our logo for HappyFish Design since 1997. There are quite a few levels to it’s meaning for us:
it’s a Hawaiian petroglyph of an ahi tuna
My husband Chad’s love of diving and training other divers has taken him to some of his favorite destinations: Hawaii, Micronesia and Utila. He […]
These numbers are an interesting alternative for your home or studio. They are solid aluminum fixtures that absorb solar light during the day - and then glow at night. They are made by a San Francisco company called Matterinc.
There are many things that we miss about Hawaii - the natural beauty, the trades, the music, the culture, the beach barbecues … and Aloha Shoyu. Until you have lived in Hawaii all you are ever really exposed to is Kikkoman soy sauce. Now that we’ve moved back to the mainland, we can no longer […]