Ice Nine Screwpost Portfolio Cover by Case Envy
Helpful Tips I found:
If anyone has additional tips/tricks or a PDF example you would like to share, please post here or email me at juxtapositiondesign@gmail.com. I would LOVE to hear from you!
Updates:
Helpful Tips I found:
- Don't forget to purchase portfolio refills/pages if you are only purchase the cover
- Portfolio KITS come with printable pages and a protective cover and/or expander kit
- Polypropylene sheet protectors "have become the industry standard" and are top loading
- Polyester sheet protectors have high transparency and strength and are top and bottom loading
If anyone has additional tips/tricks or a PDF example you would like to share, please post here or email me at juxtapositiondesign@gmail.com. I would LOVE to hear from you!
Updates:
- Brittany H. of Chicago sent over a wonderful portfolio presentation, Thank you!
- Brand new informative post on IIDA's Student Blog: I ♥ I.D. by guest blogger Kristyn Ivey
- Daniel McClintick of Portland shared his editorial-style project booklets - Holla to another past ASID prez!
4 comments:
I made individual magazine style booklets for each of my projects, then found a wooden box to arrange them in. I found it to be a more personal approach to handing someone my portfolio. Plus, there is the excitement of opening the mystery box! While I don't have an image up on my site, I have the pdf versions of the booklets here.
http://danielmcclintick.org/wordpress/portfolio/
Thanks so much for sharing Daniel! I love how you thought out all the details about how you want your work to be shown and how you want others to experience it.
thats a nice portfolio, and great tips!
em
Thank you, Em. Hope it looks that great in person...I am supposed to receive it in 3 days!
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