Service 03Graphic Design
Well-crafted visualsfor every touchpoint.
The everyday pieces are often what people actually see of your brand: the post, the flyer, the slide on the screen. They deserve the same care as the logo.
Formats
Whatever it’s for, wherever it has to work.
Digital marketing materials
Emailers, banners, and web graphics that stay on brand and stay legible at the size they’re seen.
Screen
Social media assets
Templates and one-off posts in the right formats, designed so your feed looks intentional.
Square, vertical
Advertisements
Digital and print ads with one clear message and a layout that delivers it quickly.
Screen, print
Brochures
Folded and bound print pieces, with the text, images, and pacing all considered together.
Editorial layouts
Reports, magazines, and long-form documents, set with care so they’re a pleasure to read.
Print, PDF
Presentation visuals
Slide decks and templates that help you make your point without competing with you for attention.
16:9
Campaign graphics
A single idea carried across many formats, so that each piece reinforces the others.
Multi-format
Original pieces from my concept studies, made for fictional brands.
A closer look
One idea, many sizes.
Long Take is a poster and campaign exploration of mine for an invented film season. The running time became the graphic idea, then carried through to the program, the social posts, and even the ticket.
Read the study
What a graphic project looks like.
You tell me what the piece needs to do, where it will appear, and what you’d like people to take away from it. I’ll check any brand material and specifications, then design it with the real content and at the real size.
We review and refine it together, and I prepare the final files in whichever formats it needs, whether that’s a print-ready PDF for your printer or exported images for the web and social media.
Questions
Graphic design questions.
Something else on your mind? Ask it in your project brief, and I’ll answer it personally.
Need something made?
Big campaign,or a single page.
Tell me what it’s for and when you need it. I’ll review your brief and get back to you about the next steps.