All posts tagged: graphic design

CREATIVE PACKAGING: Books & Boxed Set Design

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CREATIVE PACKAGING: Books & Boxed Set Design #cd #media #books #packaging #monogram A new design element for Emrill’s identity is born and here to stay to give a different kind of approach to future clientele. “The Emrill monogram”. An element that brings new design opportunity and creates higher pitch of standard. This new design is not meant to replace Emrill’s corporate brand identity but only an element which is answering to the requirements of my own in-house clients. This monogram was custom-made to present the company to an upscale business. A business which has been successful in rebranding their own after bringing their business here in the middle east, The New York University in Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi. The image below shows the construction of the monogram. A color palette that complements NYU’s identity. The following images will explain itself. “My artwork is a reflection of myself. Every details and every flaws. I’m a perfectionist although I can’t perfect and control the quality of my  job done because of the people that contributes and influence …

So You Want to be a Graphic Designer

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WHAT DOES  GRAPHIC DESIGNER DO? Along with writers, clients, and other creative people who decide on what the content or message should be, graphic designers make the content look appealing to the client’s audience. Graphic designers are the people who design the magazines, product labels, shopping bags, websites, cereal boxes, newspapers, logos, stationery, books, movie posters, billboards, and millions of other things that we see many times every day. IS GRAPHIC DESIGN FUN? Absolutely. If you’re good at art, and like working with words, type, illustrations and images, you’ll probably enjoy graphic design. Graphic design is work, so is it always fun? Not always. The work can be tedious (like when you have to create 45 charts in Adobe Illustrator). Plus, if you are getting paid, you are working for someone else and it’s your job to keep your boss or client happy. That means that most clients and bosses will want to have some say in what the project looks like. Here’s a great video showing a somewhat extreme example. Thanks to YouTube poster, TheMimeographer.   WHAT …