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Brilliant Designer Needed

2012-06-28T01:24:37Z

The 28 Page Agency is looking to add to our amazing design team. The ideal candidate:

will consistently have a high level of integrity … meaning you do what you say you’re going to do, nearly always
will be a typography snob … or at least, very good with type
will have vast experience in InDesign and PSD … and be efficient. (illustrators also welcome!)
have both print and web design experience. (Or perhaps you’re a print person who’s willing to work hard to get more web experience?)
will have an excellent design eye
will be detail-oriented
will take art direction well and enjoy challenge
will respect our zero “drama” policy (leave it at home or better yet, get rid of it!)
will have excellent English skills
will be available for 10-30 hours per week
will be available for meetings or working in Santa Ana, CA - at least once weekly, if not more
can use their computer our one of ours
will receive pay commensurate with experience (independent contractor pay)

We’re open to additional (or fewer criteria) … and we pay well. Please call 714-575-0000 and ask for Royale. Let her know you saw the job posting, and we’ll generally take a quick look at your portfolio and decide if we should start you off with a test project. We look forward to working with you!

Typography Insight

2011-09-02T23:47:44Z

One of our passions (and strengths) is typography … we love it! Here’s a great video seen recently on PBS that you may enjoy:

Congratulations Tamra Barney

2011-08-19T02:48:15Z

Congratulations to Tamra Barney on the launch of her new official website, www.tamra-barney.com. In collaberation with her, we launched to over 20,000 hits in the first hour of her limited “sneak peek”. With her role on The Real Houswives of Orange County, her site is sure to see a lot more traffic. Congratulations, again, Tamra!

Calendar Season is here!

2011-08-05T20:10:37Z

It’s CALENDAR SEASON! On top of all the websites, we’ve now begun shipping many of the 2012 calendars. Seem early? Actually, most retailers want their calendars by May or June, and most corporate calendars are distributed before Thanksgiving.

If you didn’t know … it takes on average 6-8 weeks to produce a calendar: about 2 weeks for design, 1 week for proofing, 1-2 week for printing, and 1 week for freight … 2 weeks buffer (occasionally) depending on the complexity, quantity, etc. While calendars can be done more quickly, it’s always safest to allow for this timeframe where possible.

Nice words from author Kevin J. Anderson

2011-05-24T08:44:49Z

Here’s a little name dropping on our part, but we are honored. If you didn’t already know, Author Kevin J. Anderson has worked on a lot of really awesome SciFi series and written a ridiculous number of other great novels. He was really great to work with on this project.

“Hats off to Jason Niedle and The 28 Page Agency for such a fantastic job designing our coffee table book, Writers of the Future: The First 25 Years, which I edited. Of all the books I’ve published, this one is by far the most impressive, and the International Book Award committee agrees, awarding it first place in its category for 2011. Excellent work.” — Kevin J Anderson, international bestselling author of Star Wars, Dune, X-Files, and other novels

Thanks Kevin!