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An artistic flyer style creates the luxurious, old world elegance the client requested for this third of a page ad. With only a few service categories, logo and listing information provided, I was able to help the client develop their content by drawing on industry norms, and collaging/ photo-editing images from the stock library.
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This quarter page ad packs a punch for its size and is an excellent value. The client wanted to include a tremendous amount of information and keep the style of their website. The solution is to meaningfully organize their content in a way that maintains white space and keeps the eye engaged within the ad.
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A holistic wellness theme drives the design of this quarter page ad. The client wanted a magazine style ad that incorporated some of the essential yellow pages framework: a strong tag line, bulleted items, a call to action, and easy to find contact information.
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Excellent example of a yellow pages ad that will drive calls: Strong headline, easy to find information, buyer incentive, brands, and a crisp graphic showing the client's uniquely diverse inventory of performance and standard tires. |
Blending the proven success of the yellow pages advertising structure with the clients' well established identity results in a crisp ad that keeps the eye moving within its boundaries. |
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This high impact design uses eye catching, high contrast colors and positive imagery to create a solution-oriented approach for an otherwise difficult matter. |
This client had very little information and zero artwork. To create a stand-out ad, unlike any others in their yellowpages headings (iron work, gates & fences), I examined their competition. Finding mostly drab, utilitarian designs, a creative looking ad would be the best approach. I created their logo, used bullet points and photos common to their industry, and developed an over-all look that jumped off the page and successfully drove calls. |
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Call-driving design includes a map, special offers, services and positive, results-oriented photos that focus on the customer experience.
This construction company is given an architectural feel with emphasis on the client’s portfolio.
Designed for the French yellow pages, this half page bilingual ad targets French tourists looking to visit L’Amérique and its exciting and extraordinary sites.
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Point-of-sale poster promoting the client's text advertising campaign. Design was customized for his booth at the annual Thunder on the Lot automotive and motorcycle festival.
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Success through teamwork with a background in art is the theme I developed for the IBEW union contract cover. |
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A menu in the yellow pages that is designed for the high-end lunch crowd.
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Yellow pages menu advertising to customers looking for quality food with a family-friendly price. |
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