Ever scratched your head and wondered what the difference is between RGB and CMYK? And what are those Pantone things, anyway? We were all geared up to tell you, but it turns out the fine folks over at Designer Today have this one covered! This concise but informative little article breaks it all down with great high-level definitions and explanations: http://www.designertoday.com/Articles/5946/Color.Models.in.Graphic.Design.aspx As a basic...
Cocktails and gumballs
When it came time to celebrate this fabulous couple’s pending nuptials, the hostesses bumped it up a notch and planned an elegant couples shower featuring cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. But because this gang shies away from anything TOO formal or stuffy, more whimsical party favors, cake and that night’s March Madness game on big screen TVs kept things fun and relaxed. The miniature gumball machine favors (which really work!)...
Posters on parade
Pro-Care Spine & Medical Center asked LLB Designs to create a series of posters for their office in Austin Tx. What a great way to remind guests of the importance of a healthy lifestyle–in a BIG way! Each 22″ x 28″ poster highlighted a service offered by Pro-Care, ranging from massage therapy and nutritional assessments to public speaking. The final product was a series of five posters with a clean layout highlighting...
Business cards: glam it up
Los Angeles-based make-up artist Katy Holland asked LLB Designs for some help with new business cards. The main requirement: sleek and sophisticated. Can do! These two-sided, standard 2 x 3.5†cards feature a simple yet chic front, the design feminine yet understated. A glossy photo of high-end make-up brushes spans the back, adding a bit of polish and sophistication.
Before and after: here’s to your health!
This Texas-based mobile healthcare provider came to LLB Designs for a check-up on their company collateral. Here is a peek at the original materials: While they had lots of great content, it was actually so much information that the materials were a bit crowded and tough to read. There also wasn’t a cohesive use of color between the different elements, limiting any potential brand recognition. Fortunately, these are common symptoms, easy to...