Identity solutions : how to create effective brands with letterheads, logos and business cards / Cheryl Cullen & Amy Schell.
Publisher: Cincinnati, OH : How Design Books, 2003Edition: 1st edDescription: 144 p. col. ill. 29 cm001: 9196ISBN: 1581804075Subject(s): Branding | Corporate image | Trademarks | LogosDDC classification: 659.134 CULItem type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Book | MAIN LIBRARY Book | 659.134 CUL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 090370 |
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Make that first impression count!
Identity projects are critical to your success as a graphic designer. Get it right and you've just helped boost a client's business. Get it wrong and they might not be around long enough to become a repeat customer. So how do you guarantee your work is always memorable?
With Identity Solutions , the inspiration for your next branding project is just a page turn away. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at the best new letterhead, logo and business card designs from the industry's top professionals.
These stunning visuals are paired with clear explanations of the problem-solving strategies that made them successful - practical solutions that will boost the quality of every piece you create, including your own self-promotion.
Take your work to the next level with Identity Solutions !
Includes indexes.
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Booklist Review
There's only one opportunity to make a first impression--and when business materials and messages represent a company, identity is it. Identity systems containing corporate images and ads can be a company's lifeblood whether thriving or on the ropes, so every organization wants its own Nike swoosh for maximum consumer recognition, but how to develop it? Cullen and Schell have produced a valuable design resource in which page after page of full-color identity designs, complete with illustrative tips, help promote creative insights and reinforce the basics. Sections on innovative risk and self-promotion showcase daring yet budget-conscious solutions to design problems; for example, the cost savings accrued by using colored paper rather than full-color process help pay for die-cut detailing or gold foil. This user-friendly volume should draw many readers seeking inspiration as well as nuts-and-bolts know-how. --Whitney Scott Copyright 2003 BooklistThere are no comments on this title.