Showing posts with label flyer design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flyer design. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

PPG for The Park!

Flyer Layout and Design
Client: The Park

I am so excited about my newest client, The Park at Fourteenth night club. This is the first flyer and although it was extremely stressful to provide on a 24hr turn around, they loved it! (And I think I do to...) The first project for new client is always the hardest for me. You really don't know them and in this case there was little time for research, I literally had 24 HOURS, but I rose to the challenge like a champion. They only work with the best...so I must be on the path to greatness!

This was the original flyer that I had to work from, created by another designer of course, so Photoshop was best friend for this project. The hardest challenge of this project was adjusting the color of the images for the DJs...one was in black and white and the other was in color. The end result was a success.  I am looking forward to many projects with The Park! Cheers!

Friday, February 7, 2014

FREENIX? Why not?

Flyer: Layout and Design
Client: Phoenix Conference Center

Check it out...it's FREE! Why not?

Thursday, October 17, 2013

PPG WELCOMES NEW CLIENT: Trusted Health Plan

Flyer Layout|Design
Client: Trusted Health Plan

PPG welcomes the projects we have taken on in helping Trusted Health Plan make their mark on the communities in Washington, DC, while spreading the word about all the benefits they are offering. 


Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Informational Flyer

Flyer Layout|Design
Client: BAEO

I had fun with this one, I researched for a while to find inspiration for a creative way to display the images on the flyer; hence the bubbles.  Left image: I wanted to push the creativity slightly more with the tinted blurred black and white image of kids playing in the background...I chose purple because the event was in Louisiana and purple is the state color. Realizing that this idea may be a busy for some, I also created the right image sticking with the organization color scheme...and let the client decide which one to use (My favorite and first choice would be image on the left).
I always, always, always provide options.