Graphic Design Services
Experience. Care. Attention to detail. Commercial insight.
Hiring the best logo maker/creator is not everything. First of all, you have to understand that Graphic design is the art and science of producing specific commercial outcomes through visual communication.
You don’t want to just ‘match’ your competitor’s company logos - you want to beat them. We care about designs with strong commercial messages which are built to draw attention to you, speak to your customers, and create sales. That’s why Think 360 leads the best logo design as well as graphic designing company and our clients come back to us time after time.
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Powerful Creative Design To Fulfil Your Commercial Goals:
- Logo Design
- Stationery design
- Website design
- Design for leaflets
- Design for mailers
- Brochure design
- Design for reports
- Press advertising
- Social media advertising
- Exhibition stand design
- Vehicle livery design
- Signage design
- Branding Package Design
- Illustration
- Animation
- Design of Illustrated infographics
- Character development design
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Custom illustration and artwork are just one way in which we’re able to give your brand logo a unique spin. We’re lucky to have two illustrators in our design team, each with a distinctive style. Whether you require hand-drawn pieces, digital artwork, diagrams, infographics, or even large-scale illustrations for exhibition stands, we’re ready to help you talk through your ideas, inspirations, and goals to create something really special for you.
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For examples of our branding and graphic design work, see our portfolio. We also brand stand-alone products such as mobile applications.
See our PortfolioFrequently asked questions
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Graphic design is a design process that combines text and graphics in a way that is intended to communicate a specific message.
You will find graphic design in company logos, printed materials like brochures, posters, signs, greeting cards, postcards, business cards, billboards and ads. Advances in technology have brought us the digital environment complete with websites, online ads, virtual brochures and presentations, and so very much more.
Graphic designers can use hand-illustrated designs as well as computer-aided designs thanks to a wide range of software with nearly endless digital design tools. The availability of software like Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop have become staples of the graphic designer.
A graphic designer does more than just put their creative skills to work. Though most graphic designers are intuitively creative already, they have generally spent time studying numerous design principles. It’s vital to understand how to use design elements to transmit the required messages and values as well as evoke a certain feeling in the viewer. As a visual communicator, they leverage these design elements and use concepts such as color, typography, space, balance, form and lines to create their visual message.
Some graphic designers are also able to understand the more technical aspects of design required to create digital assets for a company. For example, a web designer is often able to create wireframes, workflows, and sitemaps and understand how to develop easy navigation for the user experience.
Besides turning their client’s vision, brand image and value proposition into a graphic display, a designer will undertake many specialty tasks as part of a graphic design project. The specialty tasks include collaborating on the concept (usually with a team), attending meetings about the project, paying attention to what customers are clicking on, doing presentations that explain the various potential designs, revising designs, and preparing asset files for others on the team and for client use.
There are many ways to work with a graphic designer. Partnership options include working through an agency, using a platform like Think360, or hiring them directly. However, you will want to be prepared to communicate clearly and often about what you want from the graphic designer. The more specific you can be when you fill out your request the more likely the final product will reflect your vision. Communicating clearly and minimizing revisions will hold down your expenses. Most graphic designers include one or two rounds of changes in their project price.
Although some designers have their own design process, there are some overriding ways that define a good process for working with a graphic designer. Before approaching a graphic designer, make sure you’ve done your research in terms of whether they are a good match for your project. The best results happen when you and your graphics designer hit it off with great communication and wonderful artistic results. A continued beneficial working relationship with your freelance graphic designer on future projects is to be hoped for and what you will be working toward.
