Design a simple stylish business flyer

Ainsley Bevis explains in her tutorial how to create a print ready flyer in Adobe Illustrator. She takes you through the steps of getting your file print ready and creating the flying above.

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365 Days of Creativity -Day 108-118

Here's the update...My favorite was working on the newest sugar skull design.

Day 108-

Day 109- A portion of a draft of a flyer I did for a client

Day 110- Flyer that the company wanted and used.

Day 111- Glimpse of another flyer I worked on.

 

Day 112- I still wanted to create a comic book superhero composition, so I was sketching and here's one sketch.

Day 113- Sketching out ideas

 

Day 114- Beginning of the newest Sugar Skull process. If you were following me on twitter, you would've seen the process via twitpic

Day 115-

Day 116-Almost complete, but not quite

Day 117- The final result. I mocked it up on a t-shirt, because people were asking for it to be sold as a t-shirt. Since they were asking for this on a t-shirt I decided to see if I would print this up.

 

Day 118- Just doodling, hoping something would strike.

Inspiration: Illustrated Flyers

Not every flyer needs to use photographs. Check out some more illustrated flyers here: http://vector.tutsplus.com/articles/inspiration-30-appealing-illustrated-flyers/

Graphic Design & Illustration Inspiration

Here is some images that I found through out that you can use for your own inspiration. I even have a folder on my desktop titled "inspiration" for me and I'll turn to it if I'm feeling like a creative block is near or I want to experiment with how someone else has done a technique. The designers range from Kyle of Electric Zombie, Monaux, and others. Some I do not know, but would love to give credit. You have to give credit where credit's due. Enjoy.