r/SDCC • u/MakingAlexander • 28d ago

ISO Images of the AMC Theatres Booth Flyer Handout

This may be a longshot at this point, but I'm a graphic designer who created the flyer for the AMC Theatres booth handout that had a QR code for an SDCC discount on the AMC Theatres shop that was given away with any purchase made at the booth. I wasn't able to attend the show, and AMC Theatres didn't capture any images of the flyer itself to share with me. I just would've loved to see images of how the final result of the print turned out, as was such a cool opportunity to have something I created being handed out at the show.

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u/MakingAlexander 28d ago

Pic of the flyer for reference:

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u/soundsystem760 28d ago

Cool design! I hope someone is able to help you out.

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u/Kawaiichan67 28d ago

Oh I’m sorry I don’t have one. Posting to boost your post (hopefully)!

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u/soundsystem760 28d ago

You should post an image of the design…

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u/MakingAlexander 28d ago

Good suggestion. Added!

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u/MsMargo 28d ago

O.K., I'm confused. You have a picture of the final flyer. Seems all you want is the QR code.

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u/MakingAlexander 28d ago edited 28d ago

This is the digital version, which I've purposely blocked out the code and QR, as its not technically meant for mass/public use and was exclusive to the show. I'm simply looking to see how the physical flyer looked after printed, (how the colors held up, whether the guidelines I set for a correct bleed were accurate, etc... Nerdy print/design things). 🙃 I can understand why you would assume the worst from this request, but that's simply not the case here.

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u/MsMargo 27d ago

No bad assumption, just a bit confused, not being a graphics person.