Mr. Bartlett asked me to design a new look for his business cards. He wanted something fresh with more color, but not too “out there”. I paired some toned colors with a traditional serif font, but added a washed signature in the background from a font that is a nod to the Founding Fathers.
Nicole took my vague idea—that I wanted to update my business card from the format probably used by the legal profession for the last 100 years to something more colorful and engaging—and produced a design with a creative element and tasteful colors. She listened to me, was prompt and wonderful to work with, did a turn-key job for me, and was not expensive. I highly recommend her.
- Roger A. Bartlett, Attorney at Law
Whether you are an individual or a business, I work with you and the printer of your choice to create the perfect printed material. My fees include researching your printer to ensure that I pick the correct pantones so your media prints with your chosen colors. You also receive a CD of all digital files, the corresponding copyrights and a thorough explanation of each file so that you are able to print your media with confidence.
As your personal designer, I walk you through each step of the design process as well as leave you with the knowledge and materials you need to take your finished print media into a productive and successful future. And, as an added promise, I am always available to answer design questions should you require my services.
Print Media
- Billboards
- Brochures
- Business cards
- Calendars
- Envelopes
- Flyers
- Greeting cards
- Magazine ads
- Magnets
- Newsletters
- Newspaper ads
- Posters
- Rack cards
- Rip business cards
- Stationery
- Stickers
- T-shirts
See my Business Card Cost Structure.
A greeting card layout designed for Andrew Flusche, Attorney at Law, using photography by Sarah Danaher of Ampersand Photography. Sarah is an extremely talented local photographer who graciously let us purchase this photo for Andrew’s summer greeting card project and allowed me to pull together the layout for the card.
