I’ve always been careful about the graphics and designs I use in new projects to ensure that the company is satisfied. In order to create works that complemented the organization’s message, I had to use the resources provided by the organization, such as their logo and branding colors, in addition to adding my own unique touches. according to AIGA’s “A Client’s Guide to Design: How to Get the Most Out of the Process.”
I provided project versions to my supervisors for several of my initial jobs without the logo or branding colors. My supervisor’s criticism helped me make the necessary adjustments to ensure that my work was in line with the organization’s mission. Every project I create for the organization is done with the organization’s best interests in mind, and I will always do so.
Sources
- “A Client’s Guide to Design: How to Get the Most Out of the Process” AIGA. (2001). PDF. New York City; Richard Grefé, AIGA.
- “Use of Photography” AIGA. (2001). PDF. New York City; Richard Grefé, AIGA.
- “Guide to Copyright” AIGA. (2001). PDF. New York City; Richard Grefé, AIGA.
