Artwork designed and created for a local up and coming mobile hairdresser. All images were sourced online and the double sided A5 full colour flyers were digitally printed and matt laminated for extra quality.
Thor wanted an exhibition stand a bit different to the more traditional straight or curved popup systems available. I recommended a Twist banner stand which can be twisted into various poses with hassle free results to suit many areas yet still offer a striking appearance. Files were supplied by client but I advised for a trouble free and smooth creation to output process.
This was designed at short notice to be ready for an opening night. Created using large fonts and istock images, the results when distributed give people an excuse to buy more alcohol.
The design and artwork for this was put together from supplied hard copy text (which I typed up) and a CD with many images to choose from for each antique. The final brochure was 210×210mm in full colour with 44 pages.
I designed and continually updated this artwork for Apollo Cinemas on a weekly basis for about an 18 month period and provided print ready PDFs. From April 2009 the cinema was required to have all posters supplied from their head office 🙁
I designed this A4 12 page brochure of prestige properties to blend in with their current identity and colour scheme. The job was litho printed and is an ongoing project which can be updated whenever necessary. The next edition will simply be a case of copy and pasting in new text and importing new images. Print ready files were supplied back to the client for printing themselves.
I recreated the artwork for this brochure from an odd size, converting it to A5 landscape. High quality images were supplied with text cut and pasted from a supplied PDF.
This job was created as a folder with internal flap accompanied by 4 double sided A4 inserts which were colour coded to help aid the reader. The final finish to the folder was matt lamination with a spot UV over the main image and logo.
The brief for this job involved scanning in an existing flight card and amending the details using photoshop to delete unwanted items and create new items to blend in seamlessly with the existing style and look. As always the scan was tidied up and everything was as spot on as could be considering what I had to work with. Print ready files were supplied back to the client for printing themselves
The Green Party came to me with existing artwork in PDF format and requested amends to suit the Northwich area. Luckily the PDF opened in Illustrator but I had to basically recreate the artwork as it was in pieces (as often the case). I sourced the leaf picture online and made amends to approval and printed digitally on recycled paper (of course).
