John Rose Design & Presentation
Columbus, Franklin
(3)
Columbus, Franklin
(3)
I am a freelance designer and problem solver, specializing in print, branding, and packaging.
I have experience in print, print production, advertising design, graphic design, web design, creative services and strategies.
I am available for consulting if needed.
3 customer reviews
Ira Bowman
John Rose created the logo for #ProjectHelpYouGrow! He knocked it out of the park. I would recommend him to anyone who needs design work!
Sandra Mora
Always such a pleasure working with John Rose! His work is first class.
Jacqueline Nihipali
John Rose does an amazing job. I think my favorite thing working with him is how easy it is. I have hired graphic designers in the past who have very bad attitudes.
Not John. He is so pleasant to work with and always turns our projects around quickly.
Also, he follows your instruction well but also puts his own spin on things.... which are always warmly received.
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What makes a great website?
Easy to navigate, quick to load, straightforward call to action.
What questions might you ask a client when starting a new project?
What is the brand story, brand history, etc.? What is the feel/message we are looking to convey? What is the time frame? What are the final deliverables?
What information do you need from a client before you start work?
Content (if any, or direction for the creation thereof), brand guidelines (if any), final deliverables.
What sorts of printing projects do you usually cater for?
Catalogs, annual reports, business cards, flyers; all sorts of business collateral, really.
Describe your creative process.
First, determine what parameters currently exist – budget, deadlines, etc., then provide 1-3 options for approval/revision. Upon confirmation of initial concepts, proceed to refine design, and extrapolate it to whatever materials might need it (for example, designing a branding solution, then applying that to business cards, envelopes, letterheads, and assorted templates.
What information do you need from a client before you can start work?
I need an idea of what they're looking for. I need to know what story they want the creative to tell, what timeframe we're looking at, and what budget we're working with.
What do you love most about your job?
Everything. The creative, the numbers, the problem solving, seeing the final result on press or on screen or on a shelf.
What inspired you to start your own business?
Necessity. Also, a desire for more variety after years of focusing on packaging only.
Why should our clients choose you?
Because I can do anything. Print, digital, web, you name it. I have decades of experience and a great deal of expertise with the Adobe Creative Cloud program suite.
