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Continue reading “Home made” Christmas cards. Part 3: Searching for tools.
Having looked at the multitude of examples available on web and browsing through almost every Christmas themed “Adobe tools” ( brushes, vectors, backgrouns, fonts)
Continue reading ‘Home made” Christmas cards. Part 4: Real work.
After looking through a few Christmas cards on the web and looking for inspiration and new ideas, I have found a few really creative interesting examples: from illustrations to old style watercolor.
Continue reading ‘Home made” Christmas cards. Part 2: Inspiration.
Christmas is a few steps away. Sending a “home made” Christmas card is the best way to stay in touch with all my friends scattered all over the world. I always make sure that this Christmas piece of paper with my a year-older-mug is fun.
Continue reading “Home made” Christmas cards. Part 1: Preparation.
“The business card is the most important tool you could use,” he says. “It has to create an emotion in the person you give it to; this emotion will link you to the card. This small piece of cardboard should express yourself. From my own experience, nothing is more appropriate than letterpress printing to give this emotion. When I give my own business card, people touch it, try to understand how it is printed and after, they give me their card with some apologies. My business cards express more about me than a complete portfolio.”
Continue reading Meaning of a business card
