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The first full week of fall is wrapping up and with it, the first two trade shows of our Licensing Department’s fall travel season! Our VP of Licensing was on the road with the Hugs Pet Products president, showcasing the latest innovative pet items at “The Pet Industry’s Hot Spot,” SuperZoo 2011, held at the Mandalay Bay Convention …

So, you know the client-inspired, Davison-designed, Health Enterprise-licensed TheraPED has recently been featured on various blogs and in TOMI magazine. Now, we’ve learned that the innovative spa-therapy product is going to be next to country music royalty! That’s right, the TheraPED has been selected as one of the exclusive items to be included in the …

Taking a walk on the wild side has paid off big-time for a couple Davison-designed spa-therapy products!  Less than a month ago, we informed you that the TheraPED, a product we designed in collaboration with our client, Lennell, that has been licensed by Health Enterprises, and the TheraTOES, which we also designed for Health Enterprises, …

Bird is the word for an innovative pet product company that has licensed many Davison-designed pet items. Hugs Pet Products is introducing another Davison design that will have “every-birdy” flocking to check it out! The first of Hugs’ items to be completely eco-friendly, the Grass Twine Bird House is made of 100% organic materials. It’s …

Are you ready for some… protection?  With football season underway, let’s examine that ever-so-important piece of equipment players wear to protect themselves on the field… their helmets! Previously stuffing thick rags under their hats, football players began sporting leather helmets in the 1940s.  But, as competitors began to run faster, throw farther and hit harder… …

This month, we celebrate an invention that, thanks to the many enhancements made to it, is nearly obsolete in today’s technologically-advanced world!  Yes, September 1873 marks the first time a practical typewriter was commercially sold. The “Sholes & Glidden Type Writer” was not widely successful, but it did pave the way for a worldwide industry …