Re: Business cards idea needed
Von: inez (nezmyth@or.fact) [Profil]
Datum: 05.04.2008 23:27
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Newsgroup: alt.graphics.illustrator
Datum: 05.04.2008 23:27
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Newsgroup: alt.graphics.illustrator
A few more pages of the awe inspiring type here: http://tinyurl.com/4x73nr Some are duplicate examples, but the thing is opening the designers mind to possibilities. Then the designer must "tame" his/her mind and create with purpose. The main thing to accomplish is representing your business, what you stand for and offer, to it's prospective audience. Define your business and your audience in your mind, decide what you want to communicate, then imagine ways to visually and textually state your message to your audience. Typography, shape, color and texture can all be integral parts of design, not just visually, by psychologically and physiologically. However, it's also easy to over think things and the talent of your designer may come from their intuitive sense guided by knowledge. These examples can give you ideas, but they won't teach you what is behind the design. You may figure out how they were produced, but be lacking the all important "why." Being cool is nice, but being effective is everything. Your chosen designer should know how to create an effective, appropriate design that fits within your budget. You need to be able to communicate easily with your designer, to express yourself and be heard, and to listen and understand. After all, you could possibly create a card that is marvelous, but that screams expensive extravagance to a prospect base who's looking for someone inexpensive and efficient. Never discount simple elegance or the power of a few well chosen words.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
