Project of the Month: Design a Conservation Consultant’s Website

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MeganInc

The Problem:
Present conservation consulting projects and services in a well organized and aesthetically pleasing website.

The Solution:
Expanding upon the clients’ desire for a navigation bar header and contact information footer, Natural accents, such as leaves and stones, placed on photos draw attention to the photography. Generous margins and linespacing facilitate legibility and give the site an open feel. An off-white background color, added at the suggestion of another designer, softens the linear elements of the site and keeps with the natural theme.

Client Response:
“Thank you…a ton for making me look so good.”

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Project of the Month: Theme Graphic for a Community Festival

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Amani 2010 Logo

The Problem:
The Amani Festival celebrates cultural diversity in order to promote understanding among people of different backgrounds. The annual street fair, taking place in the downtown streets of Carlisle, PA needed a visual representation of their 2010 theme, “Creating Connections.”

The Solution:
Planning committee members suggested using different types of hands reaching out towards each other to represent diversity and connections. Vibrant colors and an illustrative approach project the positive energy generated by people connecting with one another. The graphic will be applied to posters, hang tags, booklets and advertising.

Client Response:
” Thank you again for the beautiful work and for bringing Amani into the new millennium. “

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