With the Oscars out of the way with for another year and the Hollywood Glitterati having suitably patted each other on the back for a job well done, this week I thought I’d look at Movie Poster design. I’ve always been a big fan of the Japanese Film industry, and have been irked for many years about the poor quality remakes that have been released. (not really poor quality, just dumbed down for the mass market and not as good as the originals!)
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Welcome back to DDA, we have an excellent post today with a few friendly tips about logo design. Logo design is, without a doubt, one fo the most important areas of design from a business point of view and if you’re good at it it can be both profitable and fun.
There are certain rules however to developing a good logo, especially if you want to provide value for a business.
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I’ve finally been dragged into the world of microblogging and signed up to Twitter. It seems to be the buzz word on everyone’s lips at the moment, crashing sites left right and centre with recommendations from Stephen Fry and Pete Cashmore the power of Twitter as a marketing tool is clear.
But so many companies aren’t using it to their full advantage. Whilst searching for people to stalk… I mean follow… I was amazed by the amount of businesses not capitalising on their twitter presence.
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I have always been a huge fan of encouraging design and just generally being creative from a young age, afterall this is where the future of design lies.
With the finalists of Doodle 4 Google in Ireland picked for each age group from juniors to 6th year students now is the time to vote. Contestants enter from different schools within Ireland and then the competition (I think moves to English entries)
You can vote for your favorite on Doodle 4 Google online with the voting ending on Monday 16th February 2009.
Here are some that caught my eye:-
Age 5th/6th year
Evan O’Sullivan Glynn, aged 16
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Hello, I thought for a change I would look at some offline design in the form of brochure design. It is important to match your online and offline in quality of design and represent what you are trying to achieve. I have seen some really good websites before and then been dissappointed when I received their brochure. Receiving some folded A4 sheets of paper is not good brochure design.
I have found some great brochure designs for you and if you have come across any that you have seen leave me a comment with a link. I really appreciate interactive and interesting brochure design.
The brochure below is a great use of illustrative photography showcasing Boundless’ core services. It is also nice to see the designers have integrated into their design a functionality of a pocket folder for any additional information.
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