Christine Rucker Photography

Christine Rucker is a talented photographer, based in Winston-Salem, NC. She has a studio on Trade Street in downtown Winston-Salem. Christine was a photojournalist for the Winston-Salem Journal for ten years, before going out on her own. Her amazing talent for timing has allowed her to capture diverse and inspiring images. She is available for wedding photography, wedding documentaries, family portraiture, editorial requests, and advertising assignments. Kilpatrick Design provided Christine Rucker Photography with a logo refresh, printed materials, and website.

Christine Rucker Photography Business Cards
Business Card
Christine Rucker Photography Business Cards

The business cards that Kilpatrick Design created for Winston Salem photographer Christine Rucker not only give recipients her contact info, they also list her services.

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Christine Rucker Photography Wedding Contract
Business Materials
Christine Rucker Photography Wedding Contract

When Christine Rucker sits down with a bride-to-be, she uses these contracts to outline the services she will be providing. The forms are in duplicate, so she can write her notes and immediately give the client a copy. Kilpatrick Design created the contracts and managed printing.

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Christine Rucker Photography Website
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Christine Rucker Photography Website

Kilpatrick Design created the website for Winston-Salem photographer Christine Rucker. The site displays Christine's photos in an easy-to-use slideshow format. The images are large, and can be viewed even larger for users with large monitors (just click an image). Christine's clients can log in and view the images and movies from their personal sessions.

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Christine Rucker Photography Logo
Logo
Christine Rucker Photography Logo

Kilpatrick Design provided a logo "refresh" for Christine Rucker Photography. Christine had an existing brand that was recognized, and that was being used on countless printed items. Kilpatrick Design developed a new logo that is compatible with the old, but definitely a positive update.

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