I'm trying to make a lettering promo to send out. Do you think this is cool? Y or N? Good enough for a promo? I'm going to work on colors. Do you think I could print wrapping paper if I did a couple more designs?
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
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I'm trying to make a lettering promo to send out. Do you think this is cool? Y or N? Good enough for a promo? I'm going to work on colors. Do you think I could print wrapping paper if I did a couple more designs?
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
CMYK vs RGB
i designed this (foolishly) in RGB and now i'm trying to recreate the look in CMKY. any ideas? any tricks? everything i try to do seems to muddy it up like crazy…
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
please make a decision for me
Hello friends. I need some advice. Here is the situation:
I am just finishing a freelance job designing those kind of Christmas cards that go online and people put their own picture in them. I didn't love this job because they pay a fixed amount per card and I wasn't expecting to do millions of changes on something they weren't paying me very much for. Lesson learned. Or is it?
The next thing I am thinking of working on is a collaboration with a friend of mine who has a letterpress. She says she will pay me $75/card design, which is like half the amount of the above job that I hated. The difference with this one is I'm pretty sure I have full creative control, I am getting props on the back of the cards, and I think she is taking them to the Stationary show in NYC, which is cool. She says the usage would be a standard-seat license up to 499,999 impressions for cards. Is this a good idea or am I just giving away my work? Would it be a better idea to design my own cards and then pay a letterpress to print them and sell them myself? I just don't want to get into something I'm going to hate again. What would you do?
I am just finishing a freelance job designing those kind of Christmas cards that go online and people put their own picture in them. I didn't love this job because they pay a fixed amount per card and I wasn't expecting to do millions of changes on something they weren't paying me very much for. Lesson learned. Or is it?
The next thing I am thinking of working on is a collaboration with a friend of mine who has a letterpress. She says she will pay me $75/card design, which is like half the amount of the above job that I hated. The difference with this one is I'm pretty sure I have full creative control, I am getting props on the back of the cards, and I think she is taking them to the Stationary show in NYC, which is cool. She says the usage would be a standard-seat license up to 499,999 impressions for cards. Is this a good idea or am I just giving away my work? Would it be a better idea to design my own cards and then pay a letterpress to print them and sell them myself? I just don't want to get into something I'm going to hate again. What would you do?
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