Designing for Print can be thought of as classical Graphic Design. It used to be a much more physical and tactile enterprise than it is today, even though the end result is physical. Even in terms of print, more is being digitized all the time.
Whether Spot or Process, one, two, four or more colors, varnishes, multiple paper types and textures, the end result is largely physical, tactile. It is often primarily a two dimensional design, but there are notable exceptions, such as package design and layered dye-cut pages.
Following are some samples of my print work:
Verizon - Capacity Magazine
Although this was beyond the scope of my original UX Design contract, I was able to leverage my graphic design and production art / pre-press experience to facilitate the
Industrial Catalog for Architectural Material
Metl-Span Catalog Binder
Several designs are shown, both covers and internal dividers.
A.
B.
Brochure
Baby Coming Home
Service for mothers bringing home new babies who need extra assistance.
Juice Labels
Natural Brands
Packaging labels for bottles of specialty all-natural juice.
Birthday Party - Open Bar Menu
Sharis' Birthday
Art Exhibit Program and Poster
FallFire
Studios Logo
Skydolon Studios
Concept was to combine letter S with Greek Sigma.
The word "Skydolon" is a blend of two Greek words:
Schedia and Eidolon (Design and Image).
Birthday Party - Invitation
Todd's 40th Birthday Party
Main image hand-designed, with some digital graphic element enhancement.
Layout: Illustrator
The result was a simple, one-letter-sized card-stock page on bright paper.