You’ve taken the photos, written the content, and chosen the graphics. Now you just need to put it all together to create a masterpiece brochure printing design. Gotten stale with your layouts? Looking for new brochure layout ideas that will kick your creative juices into gear? Below is a list of some very interesting, intriguing, unique, and just plain beautiful brochure printing layouts that are sure to inspire you to new heights.

Every designer needs a little creative push now and again to avoid designing the same old layouts. Folded brochures are especially easy to get stuck in one design, so here are some creative, unique, inspiring, and incredible folded brochure designs that are sure to jumpstart you to a new level of design.

For all of you graphic designers and designer-wannabes out there looking for some poster inspiration, here’s something to get you going. Frank Chimero is a designer who has the simplistic look down pat. His collection of posters bring together different elements of design in such a minimalistic yet effective way that it evokes a rather overwhelming feeling of jealousy. Here’s a closer look at why his simple poster designs are so successful and inspirational:

Here’s a quick list of quality light abstract photoshop brushes we’ve gathered from the creative talents of designers online. Provided are either the direct links for download or simply the page where you can get the download link. We’ve seen more light PS brushes online but these are the ones that hit the spot. Perfect for designing and printing brochures and event posters or for amplifying your website’s design appeal. Enjoy!

Whether you are making “Wanted” posters for a Western theme or just need to create the look of old paper for a design project, there are lots of techniques to create this effect. Ideally you can have at your fingertips a method that is scalable – so it works on small and large images – and consistent – so it looks the same from image to image if that’s what you need. This tutorial will teach you how to create that coveted “old paper” look using Photoshop’s built in layer styles tools.