I completely agree. Too often businesses want shoddy work, cheap work, or to influence the design themselves… often with poor results. Oh to live in a world where customers trust their designers! We would have more of this (above) and less junk.
Example: I do not suggest to my butcher how my Striploin should be cut. So then why then would my butcher suggest I use Papyrus on his business cards?
Bad Butcher! Bad!
- Pure Electronic Design
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(via colorfulstudio)
Exceptional design that shows how much good execution can help a business.
(Source: eunomundo, via arielleelena)
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p.s. designersof.com would also like to see a typography tag ;)
(via ah-alicia)
Very well executed! - Pure Electronic Design
AKA Tony Award BBQ Invite
Designed by Eric Vasquez
Tip: Do not be afraid to let your own creativity show in your work, your own passions as well. When practicing your designs, find something you love, a band, some lyrics, a book, something that moves you, then let it flow. When beginning you may “over design” and add too much, remember that you can always trim it back. Practice makes perfect - Pure Electronic Design
BTW I Like this!
