Like the family-run shops that used to dot the world's main streets, we're trying to make a go of it by doing right by people, providing quality work, and building a base of dedicated customers. Clearly the Internet is changing the way people work, learn, and earn. No longer does an educator only teach from a classroom. No longer do designers have to work for someone else. Since 1998 we've gambled that if we can provide what you need, you'll be happy to deal with a Mom and Pop shop who appreciates your loyalty and works to make sure you're satisfied.
Happily business is great and more importantly, fun and creative.
We've written the ozline story so you can get to know us, trust us, and feel good about working with us. Moving to Oz The Friday after Thanksgiving, a container bearing all our worldly goods pulled out of our driveway in San Diego. It would take six weeks to arrive in Australia. During the wait, we got reacquainted with our Aussie relatives, bought a Holden station wagon, all major appliances, celebrated Christmas and one son's birthday, and found a place to live. Many people ask us why we emigrated to Australia.