Design for the arts
In the arts industry, probably more than any other, it is of vital importance to create design work that is engaging and of the highest quality. Artists who put in many hours choosing just the right color or composition for their work deserve to have that work displayed by someone who understands art, attention to detail and quality reproduction. Galleries need an Internet presence which not only showcases the artwork but also promotes the business side of their operation.
Design for business
Good graphic design is about problem solving and image building. Over time, all products and organizations develop personalities just as people do. Positive personalities are often among the most important assets any organization possesses. I will not tell you that good graphic design will turn a negative personality into a positive one... no image can do that. But to not reinforce a positive visual image, or to not strength a weak one, is to leave a positioning vacuum soon filled by a competitor
News from Dragonfly Blu Design
I'm pleased to share with you that Lisa Mikulski (that's me) is the newly appointed Public Relations Chair for AIGA CT. Contact me at publicrelations@connecticut.aiga.org with your design news and outreach.
Creative Arts Guide, presently on Facebook at www.facebook.com/creativeartsguide, embraces the creative arts and those who cannot help but feel drawn to them. Artists, photographers, writers, musicians and designers... CAG offers you the ability to network, talk about your work, display it, announce it. Focusing on Connecticut and New England, it is CAG's mission to bring forth fresh ideas and support for the creative arts. Our website is coming soon at www.creativeartsguide.com. contact@creativeartsguide.com
