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Currently, Gloria works from her home office and has clients all over the country.

Her client list includes: Aetna Health, of Hartford, CT, Independent production company GT Productions of Los Angeles, and various local companies.

    Logos - various clients

  Fashion Illustration

Latina Round Table Logo Design

An illustrated map for the upcoming new publication, "North Columbia Recreation". (map not drawn to scale)

 

 

Website Design
click on the links for samples:

 

Logo Design:

  • First, what type of graphic or design do you need?
  • What does your business or non-profit do? How does it stand out from your competitors?
  • What colors appeal to you?
  • What sort of image do you want to portray?
  • What adjectives come to mind when you think about how you want the your business or non-profit to be perceived?
  • Do you want a text logo? An illustrated one?
  • Is there a slogan you'd like to have incorporated into the design?
  • What examples do you have of logos, graphics or sites you like?
  • What will your logo, graphic or site be used for?
  • Does your business or non-profit have a mission statement?
PROCESS:
Creation Process--or, how do I get a logo?

Our collaboration on your logo or graphic can be broken down into four phases: information gathering, initial design, revisions and finalizing.

Finding out what you need

1. Information gathering includes setting the price and ironing out payment and sharing your ideas about your logo. It's especially helpful if you have examples of logos you like and don't like.

Sending you an assortment of concepts
2. After I design the first concepts, you see them via email. Keep in mind that they may look very different than the final product because your input is important in the final logo. It's very helpful if you have specific suggestions. Tell me what you think!
 

Making it perfect

3. Revision takes place when you settle on one concept. I send you several iterations based on the concept that you choose. Look them over and gather feedback from others. Employees, partners, family and friends can be very helpful in looking at the iterations with fresh eyes.

That's a wrap!

4. When our visions meet and you select your final logo, we will supply them to you in several different formats, including .eps--the file format most often used at a printer. The other file types we include are .jpg, .gif. Be sure to talk to your printer before you finalize to make sure you understand the file format you need as well as the cost involved in printing your logo. If you have other requests in regards to file format, please let us know. ***A general rule is that the more colors involved, the more it costs!

 


 

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