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Welcome to my small corner of the internet where I share the latest headlines of my life. Thank you for stopping by and I hope you’ll come back soon! –– Jody
Welcome to my small corner of the internet where I share the latest headlines of my life. Thank you for stopping by and I hope you’ll come back soon! –– Jody
By far one of the most fun things I get to design for clients are brochures. In this day of everything digital, incorporating printed collateral into a marketing plan may seem like a waste of resources. I strongly disagree. I think the opportunity to hand something tangible to a prospective client, that educates and informs them about your business or product, remains one of the most effective ways to communicate your brand.
The evolution of desktop publishing, however, has introduced its own new challenges. With software products integrating easy-to-use templates, "anyone" can make a brochure these days.
That is where I come in. I work with clients to help them communicate their own unique message. When I wisely consider small details such as font choice, a standard color pallet, and sometimes even editorial content suggestions, I can help elevate what would otherwise be a generic "Microsoft Word brochure" into something on point, on message, and unlike anything else that exists.
CASA Fall Appeal Card Outside spread, pages 4 and 1
CASA Fall Appeal Card Inside spread pages 2 and 3
Little People of America Appeal Brochure Tri-fold outside spread
Little People of America Appeal Brochure Tri-fold inside spread
CASA Brochure Tri-fold outside spread
CASA Brochure Tri-fold inside spread
SVILC Brochure Tri-fold outside spread
SVILC Brochure Tri-fold inside spread
EarthCubed Brochure Tri-fold outside brochure
EarthCubed Brochure Tri-fold inside brochure
DataSupply Brochure Tri-fold outside spread
DataSupply Brochure Tri-fold inside spread
SVILC Brochure Tri-fold outside spread
SVILC Tri-fold inside spread
