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Deidre Kruser
Creative inspiration comes from all around us. One source of inspiration which works well in aluminum nameplate and trim design is to look to the product. Overall shape of the product is one possibility. Details such as buttons and controls can also provide inspiration. Other surfaces on the ...
A common question that arises during the design phase of a nameplate is: how can I hide the raw edge of aluminum on my nameplate? This is especially a concern when the nameplate is a very dark color and is being applied to a dark colored substrate. In this case, the exposed silver edge of the ...
In this article, I will cover the options for silver areas in a nameplate. We often receive requests for nameplates which call out a silver graphic. There are many alternatives to consider when creating a nameplate which includes silver graphics, borders or background. Here are some of the ...
In this article, I will offer insights into the steps involved in designing an aluminum nameplate. It is easy to overlook some of these steps and end up spending time redesigning the nameplate. This is a quick checklist when working on a new nameplate.
Nameplates consisting of individual letters create a clean look on the final product. In addition, single letters make the badge versatile. The same nameplate can be used on a variety of different colored products. Singular ID provides many options for creating a nameplate with individual graphic ...
Estee Lauder's new Bronze Goddess "sunburst" design is beautiful. The compact is eye catching and I love the colors. The aluminum insert uses a combination of opaque and transparent process and spot colors to create the shimmering effect. A subtle printed texture adds a delicate tactile touch.

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