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Graphic Design

  • Do you have any finished samples that I can look at in person?

    You bet! We have a variety of samples for you to thumb through when you visit our office. You can also visit our portfolio HERE or see more work on our Flickr page.

  • I have some marketing materials that were created several years ago and would like to have them updated. Can you do that?

    Yes, we can refresh the look of your materials while still keeping the brand consistent.

  • When and how do I get to see a proof of my project?

    Once we have created a concept, we will e-mail (or FTP) a low resolution file to you for review and give us feedback.

  • How will I receive my design once completed?

    It depends on the type of project but we can supply the formatted electronic files to you through e-mail or CD.

  • I want to have a brochure created and then printed. - Do you provide printing services?

    Yes. We have forged relationships with a wide range of printers, both locally and nationally, who offer top quality printing at reasonable prices. We leverage cutting-edge technology to deliver your print project on time and on target.

    - Can I use my own printer?

    You can choose your own printer, however we discourage the use of outside printers. Quality varies from printer to printer and we work with the best printers in the industry to insure quality with every job. Selecting your printer is "at your own risk".

  • What's the difference between digital and press printing?

    Press printing is the most commonly trusted, high-volume commercial printing technology. It offers higher image quality, works on a wide range of surfaces, and cost generally goes down as quantity goes up.

    Digital printing has come a long way over the years, offering better quality and more options than in the past. Eliminating many of the mechanical steps required for conventional printing, digital printing offers short turnaround times on low quantities.

    There are pros and cons to both types of printing, but we can help guide you on which is best for your project.