Do you think graphic design is strictly done on a computer? Believe it or not, that’s the last place we stop no matter the project. Whether we’re designing logos, web sites, brochures, whatever – they all start with that archaic process of a pencil and paper.

Yep, believe it or not we never just jump on the computer and start working on your design.

Typically I’ll start off just doodling and making chicken scratches hoping to find a little inspiration and an idea to work from. As soon as I see something that makes me say “Ah-ha! That’s the right direction!” then I start to refine that image into some other more refined images. Rinse and repeat.

The next thing you know we have some fairly decent designs laid out on paper and we either present them to you to refine some more or we move towards the computer.

Once at the computer we scan in the image(s) and start to do our computer magic. Okay, it’s not really magic, but I like to think of that way when I see the looks on my client’s faces because they’re in aww of what I’ve accomplished for them.