Irene Cole Design

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Introduction: Are you looking for someone that will listen to your needs and come back with a design that meets those needs and stays within your budget? I am that designer. I am a designer who loves solving puzzles. My clients include The Artist Book Foundation, Cole Engineering & Construction, Green Mountain Academy of Lifelong Learning and more.

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28 years in business

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Freddie T.

Oct 22, 2015

I have worked with Irene on dozens of design projects over the last 15+ years and have always been stunned with how well she interprets my not-always-clear directions and comes up with a perfect design. Talented, organized and always a complete delight to work with, Irene is a consummate professional.

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What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
When meeting a new customer, I like to learn as much as I can about their business and how they want to present themselves to their customers or public. This enables me to develop a design that will help them the most in whatever way is needed.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I started working in New York City as a graphic designer after earning my degree from FIT in Advertising Design and have been designing for over 30 years now. I continue to learn new skills relating to my field and bring up-to-date knowledge to my clients.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
My first jobs in design were with small design firms with clients like, RCA Records, Yves Saint Laurent, Playtex, Terk Techologies, and H.W. WIlson Publishing. I then went to a creative services department who supported the marketing needs for over 7 computer magazines before moving to Vermont and designing a local magazine.