In the top example, the script typeface is rather easy to ready with the simple message but there is a design trick: The letters are used to fill in Santa’s face.Here’s how it works from the examples above. This provides an opportunity to experiment with a typeface that’s a little more difficult to read but emotionally correct for holiday usage. With the simple messaging of the holidays – Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, etc.
Think of the places where it’s actually acceptable to use flowy scripts or childlike handwriting styles. Don’t Pick Just One HolidayĬhristmas graphic design projects present a special opportunity to do things with typography that you might not try any other time of year. Think about simple elements to convey holiday messages and don’t feel a need to go overboard. The video b-roll clip, above, is a great way to add a touch of the holidays into a website design – including that metallic shine – without overwhelming users with too many effects. Even without a lot of other holiday language or wording, you can create a festive feel with this technique.įor digital elements or website design, use video or animation to really show that something is metallic or sparkling.
Add a silver or gold foil technique to cards, invitations or even packaging, like the example above. And they are perfect for Christmas graphic design projects. Add a metallic element or opt for special print effects when you can.įoil print effects can be one of the classiest and most impressive print effects at your disposal. Nothing makes you smile and feel festive like a little sparkle and shine.
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