Marketing: Designing for Print : Design a Logo for a Business Card
When designing a logo for a business card, consider size, number of colors and representation to ensure it is a good design. Create a simple company logo, without too many colors or details, with creative ideas from the founder of a successful marketing agency in this free video on print design. Expert: Kira Evans Contact: www.kiraevans.com Bio: Award winning designer Kira Evans is the founder of Kira Evans Design, a full service marketing firm with an emphasis on the strategic use of creative branding through specialty printing. Filmmaker: bryan boyd
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I design logos, business cards, flyers, etc. Is it an industry standard or expectation that I be able to print what I design? I haven’t had much problem having customers outsource the print job to a printer of their choice, or print them themselves, but I have two customers now that were surprised that I only provide the design aspect.
I have a HP Office Jet J6480 that is wireless and does two sided print jobs automatically. Are there any jobs I could or should print for a small fee?
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