Meeting with Denise

We met with Denise on Thursday. Overall, she liked our ideas and concepts for her brochures and schedule. A few things to think about:

- Alternate color pallets?

- How to display schedule in 8.5 x 11 box outside door

- Tone down colors overall (lighten)

We are now waiting for Denise to get back to us with her thoughts/changes/approvals. I will email her very soon to touch base and see if she has made any steps toward a choice.

Other things discussed in the meeting:

- Advertising

- Logo

- Earth, wind, & fire concept

To Denise - 2/8

"Hello,

We are finally ready to meet with you and present our designs!

We could come see you in Perrysburg on Friday sometime between 11 & 2 pm, or, you can come down to BG on Thursday between 11:30 & 1:50pm. This is our set meeting time as a group so we are both free. Lori would be present at this time as well. Please let me know what you would prefer. Looking forward to seeing you!

Missy"

Email from Denise - 1/22

"Missy,


Thanks for contacting me about the promotional materials for my business-I am anxious to get started!

How about next Friday? I have hours at my studio from 11-2 pm; any time then would be fine for me--does that work for you both? In the meantime, I will look at my info and let you know what I would like to highlight before we meet.
I am looking forward to meeting and working with you both.


Peace,


Denise"

Feedback on comps. / To do list

- Find Chakra chart and incorporate it into the layout
- Use the colors/symbols etc.

- Present 3 vertical layouts and 1 horizontal layout to the class on Tuesday

- Have a GOOD explanation for using the vertical layout (ie., chart, yoga positions, ways of thinking, enlightenment)

- Use the "green layout" and incorporate the flower & flourishes coming in from the side

- Find out from Denise who is printing the brochures & schedules (are we to find a printer or does she have her own?)

- Remind Denise to let us know what information she would like highlighted in the brochures. Maybe suggest alternate ways of presenting the "leftover" information?