Welcome to the 21st Century and the future of

Graphic Designs

Computers have revolutionized the Graphics Industry

Design work which use to take weeks to complete in order to meet customer approval can now be accomplished in days. A designer creates a rough draft or several basic ideas and then e-mails it to the client who can respond within minutes. The designer uses the feedback from the client to produce a graphic design and repeats the instant communication. This process is repeated until the client approves the final design.

One of the most basic designs is a Logo. Let's look at a few which were designed with different applications in mind.

This Logo was a design submission for Electronic Arts, the Video Game company. This was just one of the many design concepts. Designed using  Vector Graphics, it was scalable from the size required for a business card to build board size without loss of detail or the need to redraw the design.

A Logo for the Web can be animated for eye grabbing attention. It is important to  know what background will be used when designing this style of logo. As you can see it was designed for a black background which looks out of place on this site. An Animated Logo can spin, change colors, or morph into something completely different. However one should consider that most web users are on a dial up connection. The more intensive or details within the graphic image, the web page requires longer loading time.

Here at NightWriter Productions, we pride ourselves with helping our clients with any kind of design challenge.

 

Hoosier ADAPT needed a design for silk screening onto shirts. Knowing that shirt screeners charge a fee for each color used we designed the Logo using the shirt color in place of text and saved them over $300.00 in art fees alone, by providing the 3 color process graphic files to the printer.