Letterhead graphics

[piggyitm]

Hi does anyone know an easy way to get the NAPIT logo onto a letterhead and calling card design?And does anyone know any one doing any cheap deals for the printing?Cheers.

 

[dufjax]

Don't know the official way but you could "borrow the logo"

Do a google image search for Napit

napit - Google Search


Cheers
Jim

 

[ghost]

I just googled napit logo and there's loads to pick from.

Save pic as and resize using photoshop or similar.
I'm in the process of designing my new logos and stationary at the minute using photoshop. I really need to do a tutorial on this program, it's mind boggling!
Hope this helps.

 

[acat]

Openoffice Org is a free program similar to the microsoft office import your graphic to the letter and then you can position it where you want on the page. Then adjust page size to suit your business card and do the same.

Hope that helps

Chris

 

[dufjax]

Openoffice Org is a free program similar to the microsoft office import your graphic to the letter and then you can position it where you want on the page. Then adjust page size to suit your business card and do the same.

Hope that helps

Chris

A fine program (by Sun mircosystems).
Also try GIMP - a free photoshop

Jim

 

[piggyitm]

Wow guys cheers......thats me busy for the weekend

 

[dufjax]

Wow guys cheers......thats me busy for the weekend

No worries

Just to throw another program in the pot

Illustrator
It's what we use, the x-wife used to be a designer and luckly left us the whole (fully legal) CS2 suite!!!!
OK so it has cost over £5k in solicitors fees so far (and that with a discount coz we do their electrics, telephones and alarms!!)


Cheers
Jim

 

[Amp David]

Don't just dowload it from their site, it'll look ---- mate. If you're a member of NAPIT, then they will probably supply you with a PDF of their logo.

 

[D80]

I used a free program called Inkscape and did all the designs in vector based format - much crisper when you can save them out as a PDF

 

[dufjax]

I used a free program called Inkscape and did all the designs in vector based format - much crisper when you can save them out as a PDF

Another fine open source program - Bit like illustrator

 

[piggyitm]

Lol I have an Idea for a new thread..."Graphic design tuition for dummies" cheers