“"The logos are terrific. The initial brochure looks great. The pocket folders are here. THEY ARE AWESOME! Thank you, thank you, thank you!”
Mary Motsenbacker,
Owner,
International Tourism Marketing
Kerning and tracking are two related and often mixed-up, typographical terms. Both refer to the space between characters of type. The difference is easy to understand with a quick visual example,…
Often, our job requires us to take a client's current piece of marketing material and update the look.
This is a bit different than working on a project from the ground up,…
Dveloping a great identity requires a process, time, and lots of ideas!
Here at Zeto we start by creating a wordle – built from keywords, descriptive adjectives, and any other terms associated…
Be sure to stop by our Facebook page and check out the Zeto ColorLovers Palette Project!
Every week we post a version of the Zeto logo using color…
Often, our job requires us to take a client's current piece of marketing material and update the look.
This is a bit different than working on a project from the…
Alignment is the placement of type relative to the page. There are four primary variations of alignment; Flush Left, Flush Right, Centered, and Justified. Let's take a closer look at each.
Zeto Creative Know-How #2: Screen Resolution vs Print Resolution
Resolution is the term used to describe the number of dots (print), or pixels (screen), used to display a raster image.
The most common units for measuring resolution are DPI (dots…
There are two types of digital art – Raster and Vector (see images below). The formats are completely different from each other, and each serves its purpose in the digital world.
Businesses Reconsider How They Spend Their Marketing Dollars
In a down economy, businesses need to cut expenses. But it’s painful to cut a marketing budget when it brings needed revenue. You get what you pay for in marketing and…
Zeto is a Greek word, which means 'to pursue hard after something with uninterrupted focus'. Lorem ipsum dolor is also Greek copy, which means…Well, we're not really sure what it means.…