Since SammySilv doesn't have his own thread, I'm creating one for the OSU alum & Youngstown native whose work has become instantly recognizable across social media and Buckeye message boards.
Scout Free: http://recruiting.scout.com/story/1548502
THE MEN BEHIND RECRUITING GRAPHICS
Allen Trieu
National Recruiting Analyst
Meet some of the graphic designers hired by colleges who are now key figures in the recruiting process.
Any recruiting fan has undoubtedly seen the arms race that is today's recruiting flyers. Recruits ask for edits and receive mail and photos online of them photoshopped into college uniforms, holding the national championship trophy, the Heisman Trophy, and in any other way that might help that school stand out from the sea of other mail these kids receive.
From Georgia getting hand-drawn portraits done to Oregon creating a comic book for Jonathan Stewart, getting creative with your mailers is now as much a part of the recruiting process as visits, phone calls and cookie cakes have been.
While no recruit picks a school solely on how cool their edits are, kids admit that it makes a difference. It catches their eyes and the publicity these photos generate on social media is great advertising for any program. Good looking graphics are important. That's where these guys come in.
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Scout Free: http://recruiting.scout.com/story/1548502
THE MEN BEHIND RECRUITING GRAPHICS
Allen Trieu
National Recruiting Analyst
Meet some of the graphic designers hired by colleges who are now key figures in the recruiting process.
Any recruiting fan has undoubtedly seen the arms race that is today's recruiting flyers. Recruits ask for edits and receive mail and photos online of them photoshopped into college uniforms, holding the national championship trophy, the Heisman Trophy, and in any other way that might help that school stand out from the sea of other mail these kids receive.
From Georgia getting hand-drawn portraits done to Oregon creating a comic book for Jonathan Stewart, getting creative with your mailers is now as much a part of the recruiting process as visits, phone calls and cookie cakes have been.
While no recruit picks a school solely on how cool their edits are, kids admit that it makes a difference. It catches their eyes and the publicity these photos generate on social media is great advertising for any program. Good looking graphics are important. That's where these guys come in.
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