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How does SEOMoz create its graphics ? :)

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krishrun last edited by

This is definitely bit off-topic though could not resist asking it...

I am in love with graphics (images) SEOmoz creates for its trainings

I would like to know what software/tool is used to create them

I am an educator myself and my students will love to learn from such engaging pictures rather boring text.
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netex72 last edited by

I bet Roger was created by Oatmeal (http://theoatmeal.com/) who used to be part of the SEOmoz team. I imagine SEOmoz has an in-house designer that uses Adobe Illustrator to create it's icons and such. Just guessing though.
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