Stationary

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Stationary is a fancy word for paper, but in the feild of graphic design, stationary is much more. Stationary can be invitations, birthday cards, business letterheads, business cards, and much more.

BUSINESS CARDS

A business card is the essential contact information media. Business cards use color, typography, balance, and unity to represent a business or person.

	Designed for EricWDesigns.
	Personal business card design.
	Business card for photojournalist.
	Business card for lawn mower parts and service company Hialeah Lawn Mowers; set 1.
	Business card for lawn mower parts and service company Hialeah Lawn Mowers; set 2.
	Business card for up-and-coming music production company, Tazz Productions.

 

LETTERHEAD

A letterhead is a stationary design made for businesses and can also for individuals. Letterheads are templates designed for printed documents, usually matching a business card.

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	Letterhead designed for personal use.
	Letterhead designed for personal use.
	Letterhead designed for Hialeah Lawn Mowers, version 1.
	Letterhead designed for Hialeah Lawn Mowers, version 2.
	Letterhead designed for Thunderbirds Alumni.

 

Cards / Invitations

Cards are used for every occassion: holidays, weddings, birthdays. A good card will leave a lasting impression on whoever receives it, so it is the graphic designer's job to make sure the card is at it's best.

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Birthday card using original character, Charlie.

 

BROCHURE / NEWSLETTER

Brochures and newsletters are informational tools that are passed out/mailed to help advertise a service, give up-to-date news, and for informational reading. Brochures must be well executed, or the reader will lose interest. It is the graphic designer's job to keep the reader focused and content while reading the brochure.

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	Brochure designed for Thunderbirds Alumni.
	Brochure designed for fictional colonial travel agency.