I’ve often stated that I’m constantly impressed with the creativity in our customers’ print jobs. There’s so much diversity running through our presses, from church programs to art show postcards to clothing hang tags to personal greeting cards. Then there are the printing orders I come across that make me ask, “What the heck is that?” They’re often eye-catching, but I have no clue what they’re for, and my interest is piqued enough to ask the customers. This week’s “Hot Off the Press” contains a number of printing projects that have background stories, such as:
- The “Chef Geoff” sticker is for a boyfriend’s birthday.
- MyGroove Design is celebrating its 7th anniversary with artist bio handouts.
- Raychel Severance is on her second batch of “Raychel Approves” stickers, as she and her acquaintances stick them on cool places all over the country.
- Artist Mark Brunner of HumanTreeRobot is attracting designers to the Unique SF show on June 30 and July 1.
“Hot Off the Press” continues to inspire me with all its unique designs. Did you catch last week’s, with all the delicious, food-oriented marketing? If I missed your recent print job, please let me know in the Comments below.
Sticker design by Laurel Kolsby
Postcard for 2 Penz
Brochure for Tutto Gelato
Magnet for U Rock Music Center
Sticker for The Skateboard Store
Brochure for New Haven Financial
Door hanger for Efficiency Smart
Club card flyer for Saraha Kadampa Buddhist Center
Postcard design by Sam Smidt for Mio
Business card for Clinton Brown
Booklet design by Leila Singleton for Stern Grove Festival’s “The Big Picnic”
Business card for Propaganda Hair Group
Poster for HumanTreeRobot
Business card for artist Derrick White
Artist bios and promotional collateral design by Sharee Robinson for MyGroove Design
Postcard for National Community Church
Sticker design by Raychel Severance
Postcard for Monterey Museum of Art
Sticker for Menace Web Design
Business card for Soy Raka LLC/Los Rakas
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Jennifer Moline writes for the PsPrint Blog as well as maintains its Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus and Pinterest presence. She also guest blogs for such notable graphic design blogs as Fuel Your Creativity and Inspiredology. She’s previously written about technology and small business for news websites, magazines and newspapers. In her off-hours, Jennifer can be found roughing it in the mountains or tucked away in a movie theater. |
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