We have a vacancy for an experienced Graphic Designer (with 3 or more years of work experience). Applicants must have experience in designing collateral for print. This is a full-time position at our Snap Citywest Centre in Dublin. Snap Graphic Designer Job Overview As a Graphic Designer in our studio, you will be required to provide creative, stylish, accurate and timely design services to
We have a vacancy for an experienced full-time Graphic Designer at Our Snap Cork Centre Overview As an in-house Graphic in our studio, you will be expected to provide creative, stylish, accurate and timely print and design services to our broad and varied customer base. You will also play your part in growing the business – not only through the
How to do it in 9 Steps There’s a lot of noise these days about brand-building. Why? It’s the quickest way to that economic holy grail that every business should want – that of possessing an unbeatable monopoly. It can seem like an subjective idea based on perception or, the most precious long-term asset a business can have. So what
Your Snappy Guide to Print Finishes Starts Here Get the best look, feel and results from your print jobs. Understand what different print finishes mean, and how they can be used, and what’s involved in print finishing. A Snapshot of Print History Ever since Johannes Gutenberg released the first Printing Press 1.0. technology has changed our ability to reproduce
We have a vacancy for an experienced Graphic Designers ( with 3 or more year’s work experience in the field) at our South Dublin Centres. This is a full time permanent position. Overview As a Graphic/Web Designer in our studio, you will be expected to provide creative, stylish, accurate and timely print and web design services to our broad and
As humans, we are naturally drawn to images. Investing in design has never been more essential especially if it’s your job to communicate to prospective customers. Here is the evidence: Visual communication is fast It is possible to recognize a brand in less than a second. People process images 60,000 times faster than text. People form a first impression
Almost everyday, our designers ask our clients for their logo, or an image, and typically, we receive a .jpg image file which is often a low-resolution copy. When we inform the client that this won’t work for insertion in a brochure and that we need an editable format, we discover that many don’t know how this works. Sometimes we get comments like “can’t you
