When this graphic design couple decided to get married, their refreshing interpretation of the wedding invitation likely took most of their invited guests by surprise. After all, how many wedding invites have you received that are printed with black ink on newsprint in a tabloid format and include a BBQ bib and a potentially disturbing portrait of the bride and groom?
“This was our chance to play and have fun, create our own personal plan for our own special day. So we just kind of went with it,” explains Kelley Galbreath, who along with her then fiancé Joe Galbreath created the design that won the PaperSpecs Gallery Take Note Award for Quarter One 2013. More »
By Joseph Marin
Just as a pilot performs a number of system checks on the airplane before takeoff, it’s important to make sure that a print project doesn’t contain any serious errors that will prev... 