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Mother Goose’s Spring Handout

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 00:53:05 +0000

Mother Goose needed a new Spring look for her handout – and so she called me.

Using the same look of hand-painted edges and a multi-colored cloud-like background, the title was brightened up and a complete new color scheme to match her photo were added.

The colors are so fun and springy. She was out at Fashion Fair Mall this weekend with her friend, Easter Bunny, delighting the kids and parents at the mall with an Easter Season kickoff. So the handouts were done just in time.

The TTS Brochure

admin — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 04:32:33 +0000

Thomas Technologies Solutions needed a brochure that would get attention and present their IT services in a compelling and eye-catching handout. Using swooshes and rays of gradients that ranged from cyan to aquamarine, the base graphics were laid down.

With a little tint to their shiny logo, highlights of orange and green that complemented the stock photos, and VOILA! the tri-fold was done. The final brochure was printed on glossy stock and bleed to edge, turned out FAB!

Tri-Fold Brochure for Pastor’s Forum

admin — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 03:58:36 +0000

It’s Blue, and sort of shiny – and included everything asked for – a registration panel, map, bio, a list of sponsors, and all the details!

The simple logo in type helped to tell a little bit of a story – the letters formed a cross, and the word ‘Excellence’ was found under the cross.

Look for the full brochure at the website for the event.

Mother Goose – Christmas

admin — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:15:34 +0000

Lynda Tatman is a Master Storyteller who delights the children at Fresno’s Storyland each school year with wonderful stories as Mother Goose. She also books into schools, churches, libraries, and parties. Desktop Theatre is what she calls her classroom storytelling, and it includes detailed miniatures for the sets that she makes for each different story.

I made a 1-page handout for her Christmas performance, Frog and Toad’s Christmas, so it reflected the ‘swampy’ tones of these beloved characters that matched her special ‘swampy’ outfit.