I need your input in this stationary that I've made for a firm called antidÃvida.
Stationary AntiDÃvida... check it here!
Please, tell me your thoughts...
Stationary... Need input
Hi guys/girls,I need your input in this stationary that I've made for a firm called antidÃvida.Stationary...
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#1
guetizo
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Posted 24 March 2006 - 10:44 PM
Hi guys/girls,
I need your input in this stationary that I've made for a firm called antidÃvida.
Stationary AntiDÃvida... check it here!
Please, tell me your thoughts...
I need your input in this stationary that I've made for a firm called antidÃvida.
Stationary AntiDÃvida... check it here!
Please, tell me your thoughts...
#2
cibgraphics
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Posted 24 March 2006 - 11:12 PM
no complaints here, I would like to see the business card be double sided and have a real interesting picture on it. Add some flair. (your client might not want that, but yeah..lol)
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guetizo
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Posted 24 March 2006 - 11:42 PM
Oh... Thanks for you comments.
@cibgraphics: Yeah, the bussiness cards deserved to be double sided but here, we don't use it tto much because of the printing costs...
Besides, the client wants a doosier case, you know - to present the proposals to the clients... anyone have extra ideas on that... meaning keeping the same look but on the other hand, enhance it a little more to make a good impression on the clients they want to work with?
I really appreciate your feedback on this...
@cibgraphics: Yeah, the bussiness cards deserved to be double sided but here, we don't use it tto much because of the printing costs...
Besides, the client wants a doosier case, you know - to present the proposals to the clients... anyone have extra ideas on that... meaning keeping the same look but on the other hand, enhance it a little more to make a good impression on the clients they want to work with?
I really appreciate your feedback on this...
#6
guetizo
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Posted 25 March 2006 - 12:28 AM
Obrigado! err... Thank you for the nice compliments!
And... any ideas for the dossier... file... thing..
And... any ideas for the dossier... file... thing..
#7
varelse
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Posted 25 March 2006 - 01:00 AM
I like how you've used the cut top part of "ad" letters - very nice.
I'd play a little more with personal data positioning on the b-card.
Good work!
I'd play a little more with personal data positioning on the b-card.
Good work!
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#8
2graphica
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Posted 25 March 2006 - 01:04 AM
I'd probably go all blue or all grey continuing in the same color scheme, I don't know since your in portugal what kind of fabrication restrictions your under as far as paper and formats, so I'll keep my recommendations to the colors and layout, maybe blue with the logo with a small white stroke, over-sized, maybe a little rotation, and too big to all fit onto the cover. With slots inside for the card.
#9
Neupix
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Posted 25 March 2006 - 01:24 AM
looks great, although, probably expensive to print that envelope with the bleed along the right and bottom edges
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#10
guetizo
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Posted 25 March 2006 - 01:43 AM
Again, thank you all for feedbacking my work.
@varelse: I forgot to mention but they wiil have a card for general information. The one I showed here is personalized, But I'll keep that in mid, thanks!
@2graphica: Thank you for the tips, those gave me a quite few ideas, obrigado!
@Nuepix: Thanks for the nice input! Regarding the envelope printing situation I've already have that in mind when creating... and we'll see what the local print shop says about it.
@varelse: I forgot to mention but they wiil have a card for general information. The one I showed here is personalized, But I'll keep that in mid, thanks!
@2graphica: Thank you for the tips, those gave me a quite few ideas, obrigado!
@Nuepix: Thanks for the nice input! Regarding the envelope printing situation I've already have that in mind when creating... and we'll see what the local print shop says about it.
#12
guetizo
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Posted 25 March 2006 - 04:42 PM
Thanks Uni!
You guys/girls have been a great help!
Thank you so much for your feedback!
You guys/girls have been a great help!
Thank you so much for your feedback!
#13
adambender
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Posted 27 March 2006 - 06:49 PM
I like the design a lot. Very clean and simple.
I would personally play with moving the return address just under the logo on the envelop. Only a personal preference thing.
As mentioned before, if your client wants to print the letterhead and envelops in-house to save costs the bleed may become an issue.
I would personally play with moving the return address just under the logo on the envelop. Only a personal preference thing.
As mentioned before, if your client wants to print the letterhead and envelops in-house to save costs the bleed may become an issue.
#14
SenterBrands
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Posted 09 April 2006 - 05:36 AM
The logo looks too much like to new/old Quark logo and the Scottish Arts Council. Other than that the set is very clean.
#15
guetizo
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Posted 09 April 2006 - 09:35 PM
Hi,
Tank you very much for your compliments, but please leave me out on that issue.
Let me grab this opportunity to tell you that I'm a fan you your work.
The logo looks too much like to new/old Quark logo and the Scottish Arts Council. Other than that the set is very clean.
Tank you very much for your compliments, but please leave me out on that issue. Let me grab this opportunity to tell you that I'm a fan you your work.
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SenterBrands
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Posted 11 April 2006 - 12:30 AM
Well thanks for the comments. You have a very nice portfolio as well. In that case the set looks very very good. I have clients like this all the time that have me design a very nice set around a very unidentifiable logo. So I do the set and it usually leads to my company doing a logo. So give it a go and you never know what could happen:)
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