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Our highly qualified In-house Design Team – Kevin, Adam, and Ollie – have more than 50 years of collective experience between them. They work together on many projects while also having their own individual specialties.
Yes! Our first step in the process is to meet with our creative team. We will share ideas and collaborate on what direction we believe will fit your vision, and we can help you decide what you want.
Our in-house staff can assist you with logo design. We take into account where and how you plan to use this logo. Since we are a large format graphics and sign provider, we can create a look that will translate for all shapes and sizes, from your website to a larger vehicle wrap while maintaining a strong, consistent look.
Absolutely. When creating large-format projects, the design sometimes requires additional elements, such as a background, contact information, or other supporting details. Our team can help bring the project to life while still honoring your logo and maintaining the integrity of your brand.
Talking with one of our professionals is a great first step. We can help you narrow down your design ideas, help you stay within budget, and measure and confirm sizing. One of the most important steps is to have us look at your project in-person. This allows us to take measurements and photos to ensure accuracy.
This depends on your business. We have found that tradesmen who work inside neighborhoods and do work directly for consumers find having websites, phone numbers, and a small list of services is effective. However, we have to be careful not to add too much text, or it becomes illegible at any speed! Attempting to make that 1 second impression is vital, so our goal is to make your brand really stand out!
Yes. Many companies struggle with color consistency across different platforms and materials. Our team can help standardize your logo using industry-recognized color systems, ensuring it remains consistent across everything from digital media to printed graphics and signage.
Of course! Our design experts can create a photo simulation of your proposed sign placed directly at your location. It will appear true to scale, giving you a realistic preview of how the finished sign will look. This can help you make confident decisions about the size and specific type of sign that will work best.
A logo that is not overly vertical typically works best for signage. Most business signs are designed for horizontal space, so having a version of your logo that can scale horizontally without becoming too tall is ideal. This helps ensure the design remains balanced, legible, and visually effective when applied to signage.
Yes! Talk with one of our designers about the best file formats for your project. We can also provide a template that your design team can use to properly lay out graphics if needed.
In printing, bleed is printing that goes beyond the edge of where the sheet will be trimmed.
Preserving your design with live text while you’re working on it is important. When it’s time to send the file to printers or fabricators, we strongly recommend outlining your fonts in your design software (such as Illustrator). This helps avoid font substitution or formatting issues. If you choose not to outline the fonts, make sure you communicate clearly with your vendor and provide the font files if they’re allowed to use them.
Resolution is everything. An original, high-resolution image is always preferred. Images saved from the web are usually low resolution and can appear fuzzy when enlarged. We can help you source high-quality images and even connect you with a professional photographer if needed.
Schedule a design consultation with one of our in-house fleet graphics designers to discuss your project.