I sell design and branding solutions, intended to help busi­nesses and orga­ni­za­tions set themselves apart from their competition, increase profits and engage their cus­tomer base.

You can view a list of specific deliverables here.

Because I pro­vide cus­tom solu­tions for each indi­vid­ual client, it’s vir­tu­ally impos­si­ble to pro­vide pric­ing before­hand. How much I charge depends upon several factors including the spe­cific needs of the client. How­ever, I’m happy to pro­vide a quote after learn­ing more about your project.

If you appreciate the value of good design, let’s talk.

When an architect designs a house, he needs to understand the intended use, location and budget for the finished structure. He can then choose materials and finishes which best suit the homeowner’s needs. Like the architect, I propose solutions based on several factors including audience, competitive landscape and desired outcome. Along with those things, I need to understand your budgetary limitations, so that I don’t waste time proposing ideas which you cannot afford to implement.

No. Design is not a commodity. In other words, you can’t compare apples to oranges to determine the best designer for your project. Just as there’s a difference between a Yugo and a BMW, there is a difference among designers. A designer should be selected based upon their ability to meet your needs, not price alone.

With most projects I request a 30% downpayment prior to scheduling the work, an additional 30% at a determined mid-point and the remaining portion upon completion of the project. Complete details are included in my invoice.

I currently accept payment by check or money order only. If you desire to make payments via another source, then we can discuss those options during our initial meetings.

Why yes I can, but is that really the best solution for your particular needs? It’s more difficult and timely, but much more rewarding, if the design focuses on engaging your targeted audience and achieving the results you desire.

In short, you shouldn’t…unless of course you see value in the perspective of a seasoned professional, whose singular role is to help you discover effective ways to reach your target audience, help your business leapfrog the competition and increase your revenue.

A big part of any designer’s role is helping you diagnose your needs and then prescribing a solution. Perhaps a brochure is the best way to reach your target audience, but perhaps it isn’t. You wouldn’t take your car to a mechanic and insist that he only pump up the tires to fix your rough-running engine. In the same manner, demanding that a designer give you only what you want, will achieve less than satisfactory results.

In order to achieve successful results, we have to trust one another. I’m not in the business of harming my clients — in fact, I want them to succeed beyond their wildest dreams. That means that we must trust one another in order to achieve the results you expect.

I’m very selective about the clients I take on and I work only with those who value the service I provide. If you value someone who will question everything and deliver only results-based solutions, then let’s talk.

On aver­age, most projects take any­where from one to three months. But because each project is cre­ated with your spe­cific needs in mind, it’s truly impos­si­ble to know how long your project might take until we’ve had time to deter­mine your needs.

Possibly, but my focus is always on current clients, and I never accept more than a few projects at any one time. If you think I might be a good fit for a project you’re working on, contact me.

Thank you

Should you have any questions of your own, feel free to contact me. I’ll get back to you as soon as possible. Also, if you haven’t already, please take a moment to review my project showcase, logos and case studies.

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