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g-One · 04-10-2004, 03:50

Looking for well-designed, inspirational brochures in screen resolution (downloadable).

Do you guys seen anything like that, with the right corporate finish?

g-One · 08-10-2004, 00:36

Well, never mind, folks!

Actually, I was doing a brochure last week, for a company called ADA Cellworks, which is about improving the quality of cell phone network signals.

This is a first take at the piece ... http://www.visualhymn.com/g1/brochure.pdf

Jelly Baby · 08-10-2004, 03:59

I checked your brouche out it was cool,effective.I liked the flow the waves gave it.

pat · 08-10-2004, 05:03

Yeh, that's nice mate, done in indesign is it?

g-One · 08-10-2004, 05:25

Yep, InDesign that is ... very effective application!

The waves were done in Illustrator but had to go through photoshop, to remove the jaggies, since, this was meant for screen.

The front page and the 'contact' page are the only things that I'm satisfied with, until now. Need to go to the next level and place some conceptual graphics in the rest of the pages.

blindfive · 22-10-2004, 14:42

The layout is nice but... Ahhhhh Arial Rounded

seen.to · 22-10-2004, 15:04

Isn't it a bit big if it's designed predominantly for screen use? I use 1600x1200 screen res and still can't fit it all on screen at 100%.

kurochan · 23-10-2004, 14:02

good first step, but looking little details, align and very inportant line graphic (stadisc table & organigram) and cooncept graphic is the very important,
chek more fonts ( for references www.linotype.com ).

i not bad, good first step..

Design, master of the universe!

stickmus · 25-10-2004, 04:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by seen.to

Isn't it a bit big if it's designed predominantly for screen use? I use 1600x1200 screen res and still can't fit it all on screen at 100%.

It's a pdf, try ctrl (or apple if you're on a mac) + 0 to resize to whatever res.

The fact it is a pdf and is done in indesign makes me presume it's a print job though.

g-One · 25-10-2004, 04:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by blindfive

The layout is nice but... Ahhhhh Arial Rounded

It's in the logo. We can't change their brand identity, can we?

Quote:

Originally Posted by seen.to

Isn't it a bit big if it's designed predominantly for screen use? I use 1600x1200 screen res and still can't fit it all on screen at 100%.

seen.to, No, that's not right. There must been something wrong (as stickmus said that just now) The document has been designed so that the text is readable across various
resolution settings. I've even checked it in that resolution now, and I don't find any problem. It's an advantage of PDF.

Quote:

Originally Posted by kurochan

good first step, but looking little details, align and very inportant line graphic (stadisc table & organigram) and cooncept graphic is the very important,
chek more fonts ( for references www.linotype.com ).

As I said, the document design is on ground zero, the concept visuals have to be added to the next level. Layout isn't consistent across pages ... anyways, I won't be working on this, even if I'd want to, since I've left that company.

seen.to · 25-10-2004, 09:07

D'oh!

Yep completely readable at 81%.

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g-One Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 8	Looking for inspirational corporate Brochure Design Looking for well-designed, inspirational brochures in screen resolution (downloadable). Do you guys seen anything like that, with the right corporate finish?

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g-One Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 8	Well, never mind, folks! Actually, I was doing a brochure last week, for a company called ADA Cellworks, which is about improving the quality of cell phone network signals. This is a first take at the piece ... http://www.visualhymn.com/g1/brochure.pdf Last edited by g-One : 19-01-2005 at 02:21.

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pat dilaudid Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: B'ham/Leeds Posts: 6,420	Yeh, that's nice mate, done in indesign is it? __________________

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kurochan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Peru Posts: 4	i talk good first step, but looking little details, align and very inportant line graphic (stadisc table & organigram) and cooncept graphic is the very important, chek more fonts ( for references www.linotype.com ). i not bad, good first step.. Design, master of the universe!

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Jelly Baby 'And are you cooool?' Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Bath Posts: 1,289	I checked your brouche out it was cool,effective.I liked the flow the waves gave it.

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g-One Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 8	Yep, InDesign that is ... very effective application! The waves were done in Illustrator but had to go through photoshop, to remove the jaggies, since, this was meant for screen. The front page and the 'contact' page are the only things that I'm satisfied with, until now. Need to go to the next level and place some conceptual graphics in the rest of the pages.

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blindfive El Presidente Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Toronto Posts: 106	The layout is nice but... Ahhhhh Arial Rounded

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seen.to unusual suspect ™ Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: DE, USA Posts: 3,896	D'oh! Yep completely readable at 81%. __________________ [[proverbs and quotes]] [[blog]] [[work]] [[photowebby - some photo's by me]]

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