Make your corporate work cool

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Corporate doesn't have to equal dull. Simeon Elson demonstrates how to fulfil commercial briefs with work that really turns heads.

Sometimes it's easy to fall into a more reserved creative mindset when producing illustrations for your corporate clients, delivering bland, basic illustrations to accompany business magazine articles, annual reports or corporate billboards.

The trick to ensuring that your corporate client work remains a highlight of your portfolio is to find a way to inject your personal style into this work while still ticking all the boxes in the set brief. When it comes to creating cool corporate graphics, Illustrator is brilliant for drawing shapes and symbols quickly and accurately.

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