Projects – behind the scene
July 7, 2010 at 10:05 am | Posted in Design Topics, Desktop Publishing, My perspective, Work | 2 CommentsTags: behind the scene, design projects, graphic designers and clients, Working as a Graphic Designer
Working as a graphic designer .. hmm how hard is this? I noticed that most people who are not in the business don’t know exactly what this job is about and how things work. We just presume they know but how can they? I don’t know what other jobs are about in detail and I’m not sure I would understand all if someone would explain it. Continue Reading Projects – behind the scene…
Backup your projects
July 2, 2010 at 7:41 pm | Posted in Desktop Publishing, Tutorials, Work | Leave a commentTags: backing up your work, Backup, copies, disks, external hard drive, removable disk, restore files
Bad things happen. Murphy law says that your computer will crash just when you need it most.
A hard drive failure, you deleted accidentally a project folder or reformatted the entire drive, deleting everything. It’s impossible to plan all disasters, but by backing up your work, you can keep your data safe. When something does occur, you’re able to restore your files and keep working.
Backup refers to routinely updated copies of your most commonly used files. Your type library and image libraries should already exist on an external hard drive, and your applications and operating system can be restored from the original hard. Continue Reading Backup your projects…
Last-Minute Project Transport
June 28, 2010 at 10:36 am | Posted in Desktop Publishing, Fonts, Tutorials, Work | Leave a commentTags: fonts and projects, planning projects, prepare project for print, sending projects
The client says OK and the project is ready to go to the printer. After you prepared the file for print you should also keep in mind a few tips:
• Always send the entire font families. Even if you’re positive that you only used one typeface variation, supply the suitcase and all accompanying printer fonts. Some fonts may ship with multiple suitcases. If so, provide all of them.
• Don’t forget any fonts that may reside in imported vector-based graphics, like Illustrator EPS files. They may not register as being used in your page layout program, but they are required to print. For the best results, convert any type used in FreeHand or Illustrator to outlines before saving and importing the graphic. This way, the font is not required. Continue Reading Last-Minute Project Transport…
FIAR 2010
May 31, 2010 at 7:02 pm | Posted in On the web, Work | Leave a commentTags: fiar, pictures with work, projects
FIAR is an annual event that takes place in Sinaia in the last week of May. It’s a huge event that gathers representatives of all major European insurance and reinsurance companies which use this opportunity to meet with their high level counter-parties from Russia & CIS.
This year me and my colleague worked on a huge list of printed materials, web graphics and animations. For 3 weeks we created all from brochures, roll banners, to flash animations and video montage. It wasn’t easy but the results made us very proud. Enjoy!
Romanian Insurance Awards – great succes
April 1, 2010 at 1:24 pm | Posted in Desktop Publishing, My perspective, On the web, Work | Leave a commentTags: event design, printed materials
The “Romanian Insurance Awards” event was held on 31 March and this year was very special as we celebrated the 10th edition. Me and my colleges from the Art department worked on many printed and animated materials to ensure a great visual for the event. It was a great project to work on. Enjoy!
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