How does a good Flyer look, to be an effective promotion tool?

>>277273
Also for your information, I'm just a student myself, I won't get any revenue out of it. It's entirely voluntary. I would be therefore really thankfull for any hints or tips in how to make an scientific event as appealing as possible.

>>277273
For more information: It's going to be a convention about the newest advances in biotech and biosciences. So what fonts, which kind of format would you recommend?

>>277273
Make sure your flyer has depth. I would work in Adobe Illustrator and indesign.

For events like that, I usually make a custom illustration of just a key main object. Like a microscope or so. The strongest feature is actually a good color combination as well. Limit yourself to 3 colors and their tones.

>>277295
How do I achieve depth?

>>277296
Can you recommend any type of font to use? I'm in this dilemma of either making this flyer kinda fresh and young or professional and sophisticated.

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>>277297
To achieve depth you need gradients. Here is draft for an ad I'm working on. You need a solid foundation.

>>277297
For fonts use Avenir and make sure the text has depth.

>>277299
Alright i get that, I can see how this would make the flyer more interesting for people passing by. Thank you.

>>277300
Thanks, this looks really nc.

>>277301
My best advice is to look at Army recruitment ads and use their format. The army has the best graphic designers.

>>277304
you have some samples? I'm European, we don't have that much advertisment for the army as the US I assume.