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My work covers a wide array of high-end graphic design with an emphasis on creating stunning visual solutions that solve real-world business hurdles. I am committed to helping clients gain competitive advantage, and have achieved success by continuing to exceed their expectations by developing longstanding relationships built on business integrity and client service. I focus on creating and providing solutions that meet your specific needs; you are part of the process. Your ideas. Your input. Your vision.
Areas of expertise include:
Branding and Visual Identity
Print Communication
Interactive and Web
Advertising and Editorial
I am passionate about what I do, and think it shows. I believe my work and my clients speak for themselves. Throughout the site, you will find more information on my full capabilities as well as featured Web Packages and Print Design Packages. Individual project pieces can be reviewed within the portfolio section of the site.
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Color Talk
Color psychology shows how individual hues and tones affect your moods emotions. Some colors suppress our appetite (which makes them good for people who are counting calories), while other colors increase our breathing and heart rate. Ever notice how sad you may feel on an overcast day, or when walking into a dark room without windows or bright colors? Or how hungry you are when surrounded by red walls? That’s the psychology of color. Color Psychology in Marketing What colors have you chosen for your company logo or marketing materials? What was the reasoning of making that particular choice? Did you have a specific marketing message in mind, or was it because you simply liked those particular colors. Just as you use words to express yourself, colors can be used as an expression as well and are a language all on their own. While the visual appeal of your company's presence is important, your color choices maybe sending distinct messages to those who view them. Make sure you know what that message is. Here is a list of some of the common colors and what type of psychological emotion they invoke in people:
Use the above as a guide when choosing colors for your company's log and marketing materials. Keep in mind your target audience and what psychological message you want to convey in colors.
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