Due: Feb 22
Now it's time to create your client's stationery (letterhead,
envelope and business card).
envelope and business card).
When designing your client's stationery, consider:
Letterhead
1. You must leave enough room for text.
2. Add all contact info (address, web address,
email, phone, fax)
email, phone, fax)
3. It might be better to stick to letter size paper, after all,
your client will print letters in their office.
your client will print letters in their office.
4. What paper you'll use. Is it a special card stock?
5. Is the paper white or will you color it?
Envelope
1. It must duplicate the letterhead design in a sense.
2. Avoid the standard envelope. Create your
own or choose a cool template.
own or choose a cool template.
3. The template must be perfect.
4. Whatever paper you use for the letterhead,
use for the envelope.
use for the envelope.
5. Leave the space for the stamps. You don't need to put
a square there, but don't put your client's logo there either.
a square there, but don't put your client's logo there either.
6. Add your client's address
Business card
1. It must duplicate the letterhead and envelope design
in a sense.
in a sense.
2. It must be eye-catching.
3. It must be portable.
4. Whatever paper you use for the letterhead, use for the
envelope, but remember that flimsy cards don't feel fancy.
envelope, but remember that flimsy cards don't feel fancy.
SUBMISSION
Along with a board containing your stationery design
(all 3 pieces in one board), you'll have to print a mock-up
of the stationery and put it in an envelope
attached to the back of your board.
(all 3 pieces in one board), you'll have to print a mock-up
of the stationery and put it in an envelope
attached to the back of your board.
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