th e eco set instructions
the eco set
INSTRUCTIONS
th e eco set instructions
download your files
Click on the download link below and this will open up your files as
shown on the image. Click the down arrow next to the Folder Name
then choose DOWNLOAD to save all the files onto your computer..
download your files
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17-frsWkJOVoBrf3c08X3GQKRvHjovtc-?usp=sharing
You will have folders containing the following different file types:
• .AI and .PDF to open in Adobe or Affinity Designer programs. This is
vector artwork suitable for Print and design.
• within weeks you’ll get a brand
.PNG has a transparent background and best to use for websites,
social posts and in Canva.
•
that feels ready to make an impact
.JPG you may need JPG however these files don’t have transparent
backgrounds so shouldn’t be used unless necessary.
• All files available as light and dark. You can then customise the
colours to match your brand using your design software.
• Use the link below if your download button doesn’t work:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17-frsWkJOVoBrf3c08X3GQKRvHjovtc-?usp=sharing
th e eco set instructions
my design tips
Here are a few of my top tips to remember when designing...
1. Give everything space to breathe. A common mistake is squashing everything
together and making things too large. Both are quick ways to make design
look cheap and unprofessional. So give every element space to breathe and
embrace empty space to keep everything feeling un-cluttered.
2. Choose the right files. If you are creating Print Artwork then use the .PDF, .AI or
.EPS files. If you are designing for web then choose .PNG or .JPG.
3. Give it some HIERARCHY. Our eyes should be taken on a journey through
design so decide what is most important and make sure this has the most
prominence, then work through each element to make sure they aren’t fighting
with each other.
4. Ensure there is enough contrast between your background and your text
and you aren’t using too many colours at once. Generally there will be a strong
brand colour in the palette that you can use more prominently and the others
will be more supporting.
5. Stand back and reflect. Take a step back and look at your design from afar.
Does it ‘feel’ right and balanced? Is everything legible and does it feel easy to
read. Have you got across your main point and when you look at the design?
Don’t be afraid to make any tweaks.
6. Share your creations with me! Tag me in @creativewilderness with any of
your creations as I’d love to see what your form.
within weeks you’ll get a brand
sign up for canva here
that feels ready to make an impact
and finally have fun and enjoy using your inky plants!
th e eco set instructions
purchase extra templates
for social media and more!
I’ve also created a range of useful templates.
Click the link below to browse the range.
SH O P TEMPLATES
th e eco set instructions
An online branding course I’ve created for
soulful business owners just like you who
want to build a brand that has purpose,
WOW and positive impact.
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strong brand roots that will help your brand to stand out, grow and be
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