Print Design
Print projects begin by defining the objective, audience, and content requirements. The design phase involve conceptualizing layouts, selecting appropriate typography and imagery, and creating visually engaging compositions in tools like InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop. Careful attention is usually paid to client feedback through revision rounds. The final stages involve meticulous pre-press checks (color modes, resolution, bleed, trim marks) to prepare print-ready files.
Designed a variety of print materials including brochures, flyers, posters, business cards, packaging concepts, and large-format graphics like banners or signage for stores, conferences, and more.
Graphic Designer, managing the creative process from concept through layout, revisions, and final print-ready file preparation.
Ensuring design concepts translate effectively to the physical medium, including accounting for folds, paper stock, and binding methods. Achieving accurate color reproduction from screen to print (managing CMYK vs. RGB) requires careful setup and proofing. Meeting the precise technical specifications of print vendors (pre-press) is critical for avoiding production issues. Balancing creative vision with budget constraints (e.g., color limitations, paper choices) is often necessary.
Produced visually compelling and professionally executed print materials that effectively communicated client messages and achieved marketing goals. Successfully navigated technical print requirements to ensure high-quality final products, demonstrating a strong understanding of the entire print design and production workflow.
