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Think about your work over the last three months at your library.

What kinds of things have you designed during that time for print or web display?

librarian design share

pinterest

dribbble . behance

designspiration

sets a mood

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colorzilladegraevecolourloversdesign seedsadobe color cc

league of moveable type

dafont . fontsquirrel

typewolf . fonts in use

lost type co-op

flickr . flickr commons

your archives

the noun project

gratisography . pixabay . picography

If information is different,

make it visually distinct.

Items grouped together

are viewed as one unit.

Every element should have

a visual connection.

Reuse design elements (color,

font, graphics, etc.)

Consider the relative size of

elements to one another and

the medium.

photoshop . illustrator . indesign

publisher . word . powerpoint

canva . piktochart . easelly

google slides . google draw

logo

color scheme

fonts

slogan

logo

color scheme

fonts

slogan

logo

color scheme

fonts

slogan

Colorzilla.com

Coulourlovers.com

Design-seeds.com

Color.adobe.com

Degraeve.com

Flickr.com

Thenounproject.org

Gratisography.com

Pixabay.com

Picography.com

Dafont.com

Losttype.com

Theleagueofmoveabletype.com

Fontsquirrel.com

Fontsinuse.com

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