THE PROCESS

    The process goes in stages.
    The first step begins by determining, broadly, if I can do what you want and if you think I can do what you want.
    The next step is research and the initial presentation of roughly where I think the project should go; I show you some design sketches and if the direction is acceptable, we determine what material will be needed and a rough schedule of the order of importance.
    This is when details about timing, color, quantities and the like are worked out.
    The next step is creation of the final art. If we're doing a logo identity program, this is the basic art that everything else is derived from.
    At this point, everything that follows is sourced, quoted and billed as separate jobs. Typically: signage, stationary and business cards, then collateral material like brochures or menus, advertising.

    The project can benefit from my involvement as much or as little as the client wishes.


	The process goes in stages. The first step begins by determining, broadly, if I can do what you want and if you think I can do what you want. The next step is research and the initial presentation of roughly where I think the project should go; I show you some design sketches and if the direction is acceptable, we determine what material will be needed and a rough schedule of the order of importance.		This is when details about timing, color, quantities and the like are worked out. The next step is creation of the final art. If we're doing a logo identity program, this is the basic art that everything else is derived from. At this point, everything that follows is sourced, quoted and billed as separate jobs. Typically: signage, stationary and business cards, then collateral material like brochures or menus, advertising. The project can benefit from my involvement as much or as little as the client wishes.