Card Designs

I designed this layout around a pre-selected image for a fundraiser. After receiving the image and verifying copyright, I constructed this card in Adobe InDesign and delivered the layout to our printing partner.

Note: The dotted line indicates a perforated section that was meant to be torn off.

I designed this layout around a pre-selected image. After receiving the image and verifying copyright, I created this card in Adobe InDesign and delivered the layout to our printing partner.

Note: The dotted line indicates a perforated section that was meant to be torn off.

I created this postcard using multiple stock images and screenshots. 

It is designed to blend in seamlessly with existing Virtual Food Drive materials that were designed by someone else prior to my arrival at SHFBOC.

This postcard is designed to be writable with pen without smudging.

I gathered bids, collected paper samples, and assisted in the final selection of materials. 

Printed on #111 Silk White Coated Cover for a durable card with matte finish using a 4 Color Process on each side. 

I designed, digitally illustrated, and laid out this "cookie truck" for SHFBOC's 2018 Holiday Greeting Card.

My original concept called for this "cookie truck" to be a die-cut, card-weighted envelope with a smaller paper insert housed inside the "cargo bay" of the "truck." The insert would contain our special holiday message.

After gathering estimates and reviewing budget with the team, the final product was scaled down to a standard A4 landscape greeting card with a companion metallic green envelope. The cookie truck was embossed.

This card was printed on 100# Uncoated Vellum Cover White paper with 4/4 Color Process in Digital Print.

The companion envelope was printed 1/0 also in Digital Print.

This card design is a composite of multiple stock images and real children's artwork supplied by a client of SHFBOC. The card highlights how donor contributions impact their community, particularly the youth. 

Design 1/2: Our team initially wanted to produce one card design. I created multiple concepts for review and the response was overwhelmingly enthusiastic with multiple designs approved for print. This is one my favorites from the project.

This card design is a composite of multiple stock images and real children's artwork supplied by a client of SHFBOC. The card highlights how donor contributions impact their community, particularly the youth.

Design 1/2: Our team initially wanted to produce one card design. I created multiple concepts for review and the response was overwhelmingly enthusiastic with multiple designs approved for print. This is one my favorites from the project.

This card design is a composite of multiple stock images and real children's artwork supplied by a client of SHFBOC. The card highlights how donor contributions impact their community, particularly the youth.

Design 2/2: Our team initially wanted to produce one card design. I created multiple concepts for review and the response was overwhelmingly enthusiastic with multiple designs approved for print. This is one my favorites from the project.

This card design is a composite of multiple stock images and real children's artwork supplied by a client of SHFBOC. The card highlights how donor contributions impact their community, particularly the youth. 

Design 2/2: Our team initially wanted to produce one card design. I created multiple concepts for review and the response was overwhelmingly enthusiastic with multiple designs approved for print. This is one my favorites from the project.