Some things never get old when it comes to marketing – animals, for one thing. There’s a reason the Internet is brimming with cat videos. Sure enough – if you slap an image of a cute dog or penguin on your print marketing, anyone with a pulse is going to notice. Children are also attention-getting – but only if they’re cute. That’s why the little boy with the oversized glasses on What Now America?’s brochure makes me smile – he just looks so sincere in his giddiness. So the next time you’re planning out your promotions strategy, consider what catches your attention – is it paragraphs of text or fluffy animals? Marketing catchphrases or beaming children? This week’s “Hot Off the Press” features animals and kids in creative printing jobs that we’ve handled recently. There’s also plenty of clean design and unique typography for postcards, stickers, business cards, brochures and invitations. Are you feeling inspired yet? Be sure to check out last week’s “Hot Off the Press” for even more graphic design inspiration.
Sticker for Whynatte
Postcard for lOAKal art gallery, curated by Spoke Art
Brochure for What Now America?
Business card for Sillof’s Workshop
Back and front of postcard for Harbor Town Pub
Brochure design by Studio Blue for Fibershed
Business card for South Dakota Wedding Style magazine
Postcard design by Maria Darron for Purchase College SUNY: School of Art + Design
Gate-folded invitation for Scout’s Animal Rehab Therapy Fund
Front and back of postcard for Tinkering Monkey
Sticker for Uncle Funkys board shop
Postcard for Hudson restaurant
I dig that Harbor Town Pub postcard!