Description:
Matching letterhead and business card designed using a personally created logo.
Process (Programs, Tools, Skills):
I created the logo using simple shapes in Adobe Illustrator. I also used the pathfinder tool to cut and combine these simple shapes. Once the logo was created, I opened a new two page InDesign document and placed my logo.AI file into this document.
I decided to make my first page a letterhead. I positioned the placed logo in the top right corner of my letterhead. I kept it away from the edges. I then typed my contact information into a text box and positioned it on the lower side of the letterhead. I made my name to contrast with the contact information. I added in a couple of dots to unify the information and to get some repetition.
On my second page I used the rectangle tool to create the front and back outline of my business card. I then copied/pasted the logo and contact information onto this page. I kept the logo and contact information about the same size as the information on the letterhead.
Programs/Tools Used: Adobe Illustrator & InDesign
Message: The company evidence incorporated is a private detective firm. Lawyers, and others who carry evidence, hold their documents in brief cases. The brief case symbol gives the logo a professional and organized feel.
Audience: Anyone who wants to portrait their special moments.
Top things learned: How to brand a company using a unified letterhead and business card design.
Color scheme: Monochromatic
Color names: Blue and Black
Title Font Name & Category: Bebas Neue – Sans Serif
Baccana – Decorative
Copy Font Name & Category: Helvetica Neue Ultra Light – Sans Serif
I love the design you did! The fonts you chose work so well together; the bold of you name draws attention while the thin font of ‘photography’ ties in the design. I like how you made the logo large in your business letterhead. And including your Facebook page in the information area was a really smart idea. I’m including a link to my site, hope you like it. https://photoeducation.wordpress.com/2016/06/10/project-6-stationery/
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