What should I call my work in the impressum?
worthlord (22 pencils) | Tue, 2007-12-11 11:47Now, of course I waited till I've a question to signup... ahoi altogether!
Thing is, usually I make German stuff but now I've this international thing so probably one of you native english peoples can help me out.
I currently make an art book, applied arts, pretty academic stuff. It's awesome. I did the typesetting/composition (oldscool, very delicate) and the image editing (all colour managed with profiles and stuff, loads of pics). Work closely with the editors. Now I also should choose a printer, so do the print-organisation, choose the paper, watch it happen.
I've max. 2 words to label what I've done in the impressum.
The editors proposed 'graphic design'. I don't feel like taking graphic design credit, since it's almost a 1:1 copy of last years edition. Well, besides the cover of course and a few little adjustments, less colours etc. But the basic grid and the typefaces are almost the same.
Production something? Monkey? Please bear in mind the academic nature of this publication.
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How about Creative Director?
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Powerpoint is not a design application
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Dirt and Rust
...that's not too bad. I mean I certainly did the work of a creative director. But maybe something that doesn't sound so much like a job title would be better. There's 'Concept', 'Editors' and 'Photography'.
See, the director might be a bit much. I certainly like the creative part.
Oftentimes we use the word 'Creative' as a noun. You could call yourself the Creative on the project.
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Powerpoint is not a design application
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Dirt and Rust
That could work. Creative.
Creative Bits would fit just well.
Creative Work? Not very sexy.
Anyway, thanks! If nothing else comes up I'll choose the noun.