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by Iain Eudailey A year ago

I am a senior design student graduating in May, and for my final portfolio class, the professor is requiring us to print 100 letterhead and 100 envelopes of our identity for the final project.

We, as a class, find this to be excessive, and wanted to get the feedback of the professional design community. 

Is 100 of each excessive, since as emerging designers we are most likely to change out identity in a short timeframe, or should we just suck it up and waste the paper and money?

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by Pamela Lewis A year ago

What is the general opinion of fiverr?

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by Linda Rice A year ago

I'm a student designer. What is the average time that you spend researching/sketching for logo concepts?

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by Kimberly Hines A year ago

Does anyone have an opinon on whether student designers who are creating a personal identity for themselves should come up with a logo or logomark or just stick with a simple rendering of their name to put on their portfolio and identity package materials? I am currently trying to develop my visual identity.

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    Tony Rodriguez A year ago

    Along with your choice of color, materials and layout, a logo is an important part of forming your identity/brand. That being said, even a "simple rendering" of your name involves choices that affect your identity (font style, placement, kerning, color, etc.) and becomes your logotype in the eyes of your audience.

    Good luck in developing your visual identity (and have fun)!

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    Sonjia Erickson A year ago

    IMHO, it's your brand and you can do ANYTHING you want! Just make it authentic and something you're totally stoked about.

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by Jordan Kabalka A year ago

A client in Coral Gables is looking for referrals to local Videographers

- can ayone offer a recommendation?

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