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These color themed promos from PlainPicture, a photo agency based in Hamburg, Germany, are eye-catching while still remaining minimal in their design approach. The promos focus on the agency’s “unusual and unexpected” photography while still grouping imagery around a common theme.   Aaron Vähi told me - The design of our print advertising / promotions is usually reduced and minimal as to put as

Your logo design is a graphic representation or symbol of your professional self. It should be used consistently across your promotional and business materials as an identifying mark. Logos can be more or less specific to a particular subject, industry, aesthetic style and of course one’s name. The strongest logos are meaningful and versatile, holding up across medium, format and varying sizes. A professional l

Photographer Adam Jones just rebranded himself and got a new logo from Kevin Fenton Design. He’s got a whole new site, cards from moo prints, mini portfolio books he made himself and more. This redesign touches all the points of a portfolio package from portfolio book to online presence and promotional materials. Everything is well thought out and integrated into the same visual look and feel. The logo has a co

Kristen and Chris Barker came up with a great old school idea to help promote the new school reality of the convergence of photo and video. Creating a flip book! Looks like they had a lot of fun making it too! Kristen told me, My husband and I are Kristen and Chris Barker. We are a lifestyle photography and web video content creation team. We love following NPS and are continually inspired. So thank you so much for p

Luke Copping has some great advice I wanted to share with you. In his own words - “Towards the end of 2012 I started planning some large changes to my marketing plan and how I promote myself. I had two major goals for these changes: to make my blog a central part of my marketing plan, and to get away from generic promo e-mails that had little more functionality than a traditional print postcard. I am lucky in t

This portfolio site for photographer, Mark Sherratt is effortless to use with the horizontal slide, focuses on the image and works well to separate his large volume of work out into a good number of smaller groups/categories. There’s well-thought-out functionality built in – the use of arrow keys to scroll and the menu disappearing upon doing so (so the focus remains squarely on the work). Website portfol

Photographer Nick Hall gives us a reason to visit his new portfolio website at http://www.nickhallphotography.com/. Nick breaks it down for us – “I knew back in November 2011 that I wanted to build a new site to house new work, support a new marketing campaign and give my brand a little rejuvenation. Nadine over at Brand Envy here in Seattle designed the site, as well as my new branding and promos. If you

When I went to the link Photographer Daniel Castro sent me regarding his latest promo, I must say I was captivated right away. The project itself and promo idea is so much fun, engaging, and grabbed my attention right away. Daniel says, “I recently completed a personal project involving photographing hundred of folks lips with a polaroid camera, and then hitting the streets again and convincing strangers to pos

For Photographer, Jonathan Hanson

Designed by Diane Collins

Chris Kasper's "Walking on Water

Photographer Luke Copping

Micah Albert's Relaunched Site and Print Announcement

http://noahwebb.com/

by Clark Vandergrift

And your business

Image: Wray-McCann’s piece "Snap"

The Marriage Between Digital and Print

Joshua Cogan's Website

http://www.ryanennhughes.com/