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Here are several print pieces completed for “The Heights at Stone Oak”. This client is an upscale home community in San Antonio, TX. Our illustration for these layouts (used throughout the material) won an Addy Award.(2001) Larger view of the illustration shown on this postcard invite.
Folded front & Back view of menu. This menu is a tri-fold design. It is much larger than a standard-size brochure. An alternate opening front~ an unbranded opener… A detailed snapshot of the menu interior… Full view of menu interior Above: Back view laid flat (of unbranded version).
Here is a travel article we designed not very long ago. The challenge for this piece was limited space – for lots of copy & many photos.
We design Long Island Bride & Groom from cover to cover. This magazine is available on Apple Newsstand. View it for FREE.
High-end celebrity wedding planner, The French Connection, was looking for a really fresh design for their new brochure and business cards. Determined to keep the logo they had been using for years was really the only limitation for this project. They had already been to another design {source} and rejected a design…so, we really needed…
What do you do when you have a client requesting six or more images in an ad- yet still want the ad “clean” and “elegant”? The result is shown in this post. Finding white space was essential here…and FourPoints have approved this ad to run again and again. For nearly 5 years now.
Our production is equally balanced with design for web and print projects. Most of our print design work exists in the publishing industry. The images above are part of a six-page feature for a bridal magazine in New York. This feature presented a unique challenge – as all the images supplied to us were from…
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