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    Stationery Creation for Branding Projects

    A course by PlácidaDesign Studio

    Stationery Creation for Branding Projects

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    20 lessons & 38 downloads

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    Stationery Creation for Branding Projects

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    • 1 year ago

      EXtensa información además de una estética bastante interesante

    • 2 years ago

      Buen curso!

    • 2 years ago

      interesante

    • 3 years ago

      Este curso es de los mejores que he tomado en Domestika, todo se entiende muy bien y es excelente curso.

    • Aprendi mucho.

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    Design Studio

    Javier Zamora is the founder and creative director at Plácida, a graphic design studio specializing in corporate visual identity, editorial design, and packaging design.

    Through graphic synthesis and effective communication, Plácida Studio has won three ADG-Laus awards, as well as being featured in editorials like Monocle, Gestalten, SB Creative Japan, Counter-Print, Sendpoints Publishing Co, Novum, Graffica, and Experimenta.

    Content

    • U1

      Introduction

      • Presentation
      • Influences
      • What Will We Do in this Course?
    • U2

      Preparation

      • Materials
      • Printing techniques and finishes
      • Typography
      • Stationery: the differentiating element of your brand
      • Flexible visual identity
    • U3

      Analysis, Concept and Form

      • Brand Personality and Other Considerations
      • Project Presentation: Analysis and Concept
      • Project Presentation: Concept and Form
      • File Preparation and Custom Grid Design 1
      • File Preparation and Custom Grid Design 2
      • File Preparation and Custom Grid Design 3
      • Cleanliness, Prototyping and Readability
    • U4

      Final Steps

      • Presentation to the Client
      • Quotation of Parts and Client Authorization
      • Preparation of Final Artwork and Delivery for Printing 1
      • Preparation of Final Artwork and Delivery for Printing 1
      • Final Result
    • FP

      Final project

      • Stationery creation for branding projects

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    FAQs

    Editorial design involves organizing and structuring visual and textual content in printed or digital publications using grids and systematization. It’s essential for conveying consistency, making reading easier, and strengthening a brand or project’s visual identity.

    Yes, the course is aimed at people with intermediate graphic design skills and focuses on deepening systematization, editorial design, visual identity, stationery, and packaging.

    It’s recommended to have basic graphic design knowledge, familiarity with design software (like Adobe Illustrator and InDesign), and an understanding of visual composition. Having access to stationery materials and paper samples is also helpful.

    You’ll learn how to apply grids and systematization rules to organize visual elements in editorial and visual identity projects, achieving coherence, functionality, and adaptability across different formats.

    The course guides you through comparing paper catalogs, selecting weights, textures, and colors, and exploring printing techniques like screen printing, offset, and special finishes for stationery and packaging.

    Yes, you’ll learn how to conceptualize, design, and produce corporate stationery systems, choosing materials, printing techniques, and finishes that reflect the brand’s visual identity and personality.

    The course covers conceptualizing, designing, and redesigning logos, as well as developing flexible and adaptive visual identity systems for modern brands.

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