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About the Designer
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Stephanie’s career began in 2006 after receiving a BFA in graphic design. She has worked primarily in print with some web design experience over the last twenty years. Her most recent work was eleven years as production manager/graphic designer for two newspapers. As part of the production team, she handled page layout for weekly newspapers, monthly magazines, inserts, calendars, special sections, and a wide range of ad designs.
She is now exploring creative avenues as a freelance designer and aspiring artist.
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Art & Design Tips
Tip #1: Vector logos can be resized to fit any project, from small icons to large billboards. Raster logos use a specific resolution, intended for web.
Tip #2: If building your own logo using AI and other available software, here are a few simple guidelines:
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Keep in mind your target audience
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Simplistic graphics work well
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Use colors and fonts that suit your industry
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Test the logo in black and white
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Make sure all elements of your new logo work well for larger projects, while also being legible at a smaller size
Tip #3: The way you approach the brand identity of your business can have a lasting impact, and it begins with first impressions. Many potential customers will gauge credibility by your logo, business card, storefront, and if you have a web presence. Your professionalism can speak volumes, once the click or call is made — don't fall a step short by not having brand assets to match!
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