We house creative minds that will help your company put its best foot forward through graphic design. Design touches every piece of your marketing and having a consistent presentation helps build trust.
As a creative agency that has been around, we know that having a professional look through graphic design is a must. Make your competition envious of how consistent, polished, trustworthy, and unique your materials look.
Business Collateral Design (Business Cards, Brochures, Agendas, Apparel, Truck Wraps)
Nearly every company or organization needs at least a business card to hand out at networking events, at restaurants, in airports, in church, the local sports arena (go Pens!)… you get the picture.
Presentation Design
Do you give presentations at local gatherings or meet with groups in the area, maybe within Station Square, a cozy local restaurant in Penn Hills, or within Rivers Casino? From PowerPoint slides to packets that get handed out, you may need some supportive graphic design work to promote the topic you are presenting. Even documentation could use a design touch!
Proposals – RFP (Requests For Proposal), RFQ/SOQ (Requests For Qualifications/Statement Of Qualifications)
We have done this for several companies in the area. Many of our clients operate in a B2B space and need to provide information on why they should be selected for a project. It might not be glamorous, but a good design will make your proposal response do the heavy lifting of putting your company at the forefront of prospective clients’ minds.
Print Production Management
Hard copy print can often accompany graphic design projects. We work and collaborate with local printers in the Pittsburgh area, to elevate projects and with the world going more digital, a physical piece has even more impact.
Signage and Environmental Graphics
Finding where you are located is a challenge. People need to find their way through your campus (using maps), office spaces (by nameplates or door graphics), and/or once they park (sometimes being told where to park).
