How to Design Great Campaign Literature
Any serious political candidate will need well-designed campaign literature. From palm cards, to yard signs, mailers, and websites, materials will precede and represent the candidate…and first-impressions count. Like any good brand, campaign literature should reflect the candidate, be memorable, easy to understand, and convey clarity and trust. So, what makes great campaign literature? Following are six points to consider. Choose a size Is this a door hanger, a palm card,
Digital vs. Watercolor Illustration
Lately I’ve been wondering if I should try to shake up my illustration process. As technology advances, am I wasting time and money on using real watercolor? Should I convert to an entirely digital process? Ask any illustrator and they will tell you that process is essential. These processes need to allow for creativity and uniqueness, while still maintaining consistency of result and efficiency. My current process includes both watercolor
My Animation Process: From Script to Soundtrack
As 2017 draws to a close, I want to look back on one of the more exciting projects I completed this year. People often ask how I create my animation, and I’d like here to explain a bit of what goes into the process by looking at one rewarding project this year with, the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. The task was to create a series of six one-minute animated videos
