Sometimes it is not the message, but how it is said, that makes the most impact. The message will be rendered useless if the intended receiver has no desire to hear and/or read it. In printed communication, the design matters a lot from the logo to the colors down to the font choice in making an impact on the target audience. Sometimes, there is a limited amount of time for them to see the design. To illustrate, a billboard on the highway is often bypassed by cars in literally a matter of seconds, so it must get its job done swiftly and effectively.
How to Write the Perfect Real Estate Agent Bio
Half of all home buyers find their homes on the internet, yet the percentage of real estate agents with websites remains quite small, according to the National Association of Realtors….
Client Feature: Stephen Houk on Growing a Sustainable Design Business
At Primoprint, we have the privilege of working with some very talented and inspiring clients. Today we’re shining a spotlight on a designer that is forging his own path (with…
Design Inspiration – 18 Accounts to Follow on Instagram
The inspiration for your next design project can be found anywhere. Something could catch your eye on your commute to work. You could overhear a conversation that sparks an entirely…
How to Work from Home Effectively
It seems like everyone is starting to ditch the traditional office setting and opting instead to work from their own home office. This is mostly due to the advancements we’ve made in technology that allows workers to connect from anywhere in the world. Companies are able to source talent from more than just the employee pool available in their city, as well as cut down office space costs by employing remote teams.
Tips for Aspiring Graphic Designers
At Primoprint, we have an experienced and talented US-based graphic design team. They work closely with our clients every day, and whether it’s designing custom one-of-a-kind print products, completely re-branding a business, or assisting with type-setting, they are always happy to help. As a designer, your work will always be evolving and should never stop improving. We asked our team to provide some helpful graphic design tips and advice that they feel will be valuable to anyone looking to start a career as a print designer.