When did you first realize your name was important to you? Was it when you signed your own letter to Santa Claus; if you even believed in that sort of thing? Or was it when you proudly signed every piece of artwork you produced as a child, even that piece made from uncooked elbow macaroni?
The last post in our personalization series focuses on what we call the Image Character Live. Live because we use a live piece of art such as a drawing or object and then convert it, essentially, into a custom font.
Does using your first name in zany ways seem trite and overused? Perhaps, but when you step back and consider the end-user, you realize that the use of our names in everyday conversation is important and it breaks down barriers. Below is a link to a blog that you might find interesting as it relates to first names.
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