Design Samples: Artwork
 

Using Straightforward Black Ink Drawings

Do you know the difference between a direct line shot and a duotone or fine screen halftone? When an illustrator becomes fluent both in computerized technology and printer terminology, this specialized knowledge yields a cost-effective combination. You may love what you see on paper, but the effect must also translate well into a printed version, or you'll end up wrestling with expensive revisions and reruns. Our artists understand both sides of the issue, from inception to final product.

Considering Mixed Media Illustrations

Commissioning original artwork can be exorbitant. And purchasing from an online broker isn't much better. So how does a budget conscious project manager keep from breaking the bank? The key to using well crafted illustrations begins with knowing what to look for: traditional distinction blended with a contemporary mastery of the artist's tools. In other words, finding quality sketches for today's fast paced, high tech audiences.

Tapping Classical to Post-Modern Influences

More than 30 years of passion for artwork benefits every one of our customers, because we can draw from a huge backlog of historical and modern-day information that inevitably influences our designs today. You'd be surprised how often period material — such as early Roman or American western themes, 1920s decadance or turn-of-the-century innocence — fits the bill for your particular project.