Michele needed some professional stationary to go with her new logo. The two items she gives out most are business cards and components of authentic speaking and listening cards when she conducts classes and workshops. I designed them to go hand in hand and made sure the speaking/listening cards were branded strongly with Michele’s business url. Our next job for her will be a new website.

As with most print design jobs I ordered the cards, received and reviewed a hard proof, tweaked the purple a smidgen and then had the cards delivered to Michele’s doorstep. They came out great. The colors in the photo below are a bit off. The cards are closer in color to the above image in real life, but you get the idea.

No Fluff Just Stuff the touring Java and Agile symposium decided to publish a magazine 10 months of the year to keep guests up to date on what the speakers are talking about. I managed the production of the magazine for all of the first 10 issues. This included creating a style guide for the authors and laying out the articles every month plus producing the cover design. I deliver a web ready and print ready version of the magazine every month. I will also be producing volume two which I will post at the end of 2010.

To checkout the interior layout, you can download a sample of the magazine here. If for any reason that link doesn’t work, visit this page and look for the link to the current Complimentary Issue or sample.

the rest of the 2009 covers

Carolyn and her business partner George needed some professionally designed business cards to go with their newly designed logo.

Flagship USA Inc. needed some new business cards for its new identity. It was important that the website was featured prominently. As usual, I ordered them and had them delivered to his door.