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I'm James Kindred, a brand consultant and graphic designer based in Suffolk. I have over 25 years of experience in brand development, graphic design and digital delivery.
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Why have you kept a reference of “Robin Hoods Bay – The story behind the print”?
Hi! This image is among the many I've adored on Pinterest. I don't claim them, but I do celebrate my taste in design.
Presenting ideas to clients has never been easier, thanks to Pinterest's visually appealing boards that can effectively convey a design style or brand character.
Design is the bridge that connects a brand's vision with its audience, creating a cohesive and immersive experience. Branding is about leaving a lasting legacy, making a mark, and creating an indelible impression in the minds of consumers. Design is about distilling complex ideas into digestible visuals, making the complex simple and the mundane exciting. Design is the magical process of turning abstract ideas into tangible visuals, creating value and meaning. Design is about creating a universe around a brand, a world where customers can connect and engage. Design, though often silent, is a universal language that resonates with audiences across cultures and geographies.
What Pinterest tells us about this image
I’d like to share with you a new print that I’ve been working on. Below I’ve mapped out each stage of the process of creating the linocut design, so that you get a real feel of what’s involved. Step 1: Planning the design I mainly work from photographs, usually my own that I’ve taken whilst out walking or cycling. I find it easier to work in Adobe Illustrator to draw my design, as it’s a program I use all the time for my graphic design work. This way I can roughly colour up the design to see … – This was originally posted on Pinterest. See the original
