Posts filed under 'Multiple Pages Layout'
Other Older Projects
Easy Mail Maker Brochure
Dimension: 6″ x 6″, 6 pages
ExpertsOnline.tv Brochure
(Print and PDF Downloadable Brochure)
Dimension: A4, 12 pages
SEO Club Exclusive Brochure
(PDF Downloadable Brochure)
Dimension: 10″x7″, 5 pages
Add comment March 2, 2009
Thematic Marketing Materials
The Old Brochure
The Revamped Brochure
Cover layout
Composite image of the cover
Tri-Fold Mailer
Corporate Identity
Add comment February 6, 2009
MyBenefitsClub: Setting up an MLM’s image
Like I’ve mentioned in my earlier post, more and more companies are farming out their design requirements to freelance graphic artists. I came across ZMI through Filipino Freelancers, a professional online service for freelancers and employers. Apparently, they want their logo to be something similar to my own logo, playful yet sophisticated, so I won the bidding. 
MyBenefitsClub is a project of All U Need Concepts Co. and is the “first to introduce MLM in the Most Beautiful Manner.” After the logo has been approved, brochure and member’s application form were developed next. Since they are engaged in the business of trading of goods such as healthcare, household, car care products and accessories, 
they need to product catalog for members’ and buyers’ reference. More marketing materials such as powerpoint presentation and primer are still in the process of being produced.
Add comment February 12, 2008
Food and work will always be a perfect combination!
I may not be a hardcore coffee lover but I am a fully-pledged food patriot. This is my first own food account (agency work not included: Goldilocks, Hunt’s, Lee Kum Kee) and so working on Cafe Iana’s marketing materials never really feel like work at all. Too bad, I wasn’t in the picture yet when they shot the products.
Working with existing photos is always a designer’s challenge. Food is easier though so layout design is not sweat at all. The real challenge that I faced here was the delivery timetable. I was roughly given 5 days to finalize layout and finish production of 20 pieces of menu book. Having an ever reliable supplier, Aljo Chua of Print Avenue was such a life saver. Initially, we committed to deliver at least 10 pieces just to make it to their rehearsal operation. Lucky for both suppliers and client, all 20 were delivered as requested.
Up to now, I still design all of Cafe Iana’s print requirements, from streamers and flyers to thematic birthday materials. If you’re interested to see my actual designs, please visit their shop at 295 E. Rodriguez Sr. Blvd., Kalusugan, Q.C. (beside St. Joseph’s College). Nah! Go there for the food. I swear their cakes and desserts are to die for.
P.S. Please give me more food-related accounts and you’ll never be disappointed with the output.
Add comment February 12, 2008
